Lagos strikes again: Unlawful Military buildings torn down at Yaba Faculty

The Lagos State Authorities has taken decisive motion to take away unlawful buildings erected by officers of the Nigerian Military adjoining to the perimeter fence of Yaba College of Technology.

This transfer follows the expiration of notices served to these answerable for the unauthorized constructions.

Tokunbo Wahab, the state’s Commissioner for the Setting and Water Sources, confirmed the demolition by way of social media, emphasising the federal government’s dedication to sustaining a cleaner Lagos.

The operation was carried out by the Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps (LAGESC), often known as KAI, as a part of the continued #ZeroToleranceLagos initiative geared toward combating unlawful encroachments and enhancing the town’s atmosphere.

The removing of those buildings underscores the state authorities’s dedication to uphold environmental rules and be certain that public areas are free from unlawful developments.

The operation was carried out easily, demonstrating the collaborative efforts between the federal government and enforcement companies to advertise a cleaner and extra organized Lagos.

Few days in the past, navy operatives had attacked KAI officers who tried to take away the unlawful buildings as they inflicted critical accidents on them till the hierarchy of the military intervened, paving method for the demolition of the unlawful buildings.