By Gbenga Salau 05 March 2022 | 11:32 am Lagos State government, on Saturday, said it would probe the distribution of petro as souvenir at a party. Lagos State government, on Saturday, said it would probe the distribution of petro as souvenir at a party. The Commissioner, Information & Strategy, Gbenga Omotoso, in a statement, said: “The attention of the Lagos State Government has been drawn to a video showing kegs of petrol being handed out as souvenirs at an Event Centre in Lagos. The video has gone viral on social media. There is no doubt that this action is dangerous and can lead to loss of lives and property. It is blatantly against all safety measures in such places. The Lagos State government, through the Safety Commission, is investigating this matter and will ensure that all parties to this reprehensible action are made to account for it. “The safety of lives and property of Lagosians and visitors remain a top priority to the Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu administration. We, therefore, advise that actions that can lead to loss of lives and property be avoided.” Latest 11 mins ago Leeds manager Jesse Marsch suffered a 1-0 defeat at Leicester in his first game in charge of the Premier League strugglers, while Liverpool prepared for their chance to close the gap on leaders Manchester City…. 1 hour ago Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta has congratulated former President of Nigeria, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, as he clocked 85 years. 1 hour ago Okay, granted, weekends are the perfect time to deal with your natural hair. Whether you’re a 4C queen, 4B babe or a lowcut princess, we can all agree on one thing; wash days are the best yet dreaded part of every natural hair journey. So let’s ease the process for you, follow this step-by-step natural… 2 hours ago Every gust of wind loosens another pane of glass, another lump of rubble, sending debris crashing into the streets of Chernihiv, scattering surviving civilians as they navigate their devastated city. 2 hours ago President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will urge his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in a call Sunday to “end this war immediately” after Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, the Turkish leader’s spokesman said.
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