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STAKEHOLDERS STRESS COLLABORATION, INNOVATION IN PHARMACY FOR UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE

15/02/24

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VICTORIOUS TD

STAKEHOLDERS STRESS COLLABORATION, INNOVATION IN PHARMACY FOR UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE

…. As Heads of Pharmacy Unit in Lagos Public Service Holds Three-Day Summit

The Summit of the Heads of Pharmacy Units in the Lagos State Public Service convened at Orchid Hotels, Lekki, served as a pivotal platform for stakeholders to delve into the complexities and opportunities surrounding pharmacy practice in the pursuit of universal health coverage.

With a diverse array of attendees, including policy makers, regulators, pharmacists, pharmaceutical companies and healthcare professionals, the three-day summit which commenced today facilitated robust discussions and exchanges of insights aimed at addressing challenges and harnessing the potential of new trends in pharmacy.

Special Adviser to the Lagos State Governor on Health, Dr. (Mrs) Kemi Ogunyemi, during her keynote address at the opening ceremony of the Summit themed: “Achieving Universal Health Coverage through New Trends in Pharmacy” highlighted the critical role of pharmacy in healthcare delivery and its evolution in the pursuit of universal health coverage. She emphasized the need for collaboration, innovation, and excellence in pharmaceutical practices to attain this goal.

Addressing the attendees, she underscored the transformative potential of new trends in pharmacy, including digital health technologies and e-pharmacy solutions, in enhancing healthcare access, particularly in remote areas. Dr. Ogunyemi stressed the importance of pharmacists in providing essential medicines and services, regardless of individuals’ social or economic status.

Furthermore, she emphasized the evolving role of pharmacists in promoting preventive and holistic healthcare approaches, urging collaboration with other healthcare providers and community engagement to empower individuals and communities.

Dr. Ogunyemi concluded by urging stakeholders to embrace these new trends, emphasizing the commitment of the Lagos State Government to achieving universal health coverage through its THEMES Plus agenda, with a focus on health and environment.

Speaking in the same vein, the Permanent Secretary of Lagos State Ministry of Health, Dr. Olusegun Ogboye advocates collaboration and tighter regulations in the pharmacy sector, emphasizing the need for local solutions and tighter regulations to address challenges facing the pharmacy sector.

Dr. Ogboye highlighted the importance of the State Drug Revolving Fund (SDRF) and the need for its survival. He emphasized the simplicity of the system, which aimed to leverage economies of scale to keep prices low.

He however noted that challenges have arisen, including the majority of stock in hospitals being sourced independently, leading to concerns about authenticity and undermining the system’s integrity.

Moreover, Dr. Ogboye addressed issues surrounding prescription practices, emphasizing the importance of adherence to the essential drug list and discouraging the arbitrary prescription of medications not stocked by the hospital. He called for hospitals to become one-stop shops to eliminate the need for patients to seek medications elsewhere.

In addition, Dr. Ogboye emphasized the need for enhanced monitoring and enforcement to combat the proliferation of fake drugs and unlicensed pharmacies. He urged pharmacists to play an active role in regulation stressing that Lagos State Government has rejigged efforts to address these challenges effectively.

Addressing the lingering issue of consultant pharmacists, Dr. Ogboye expressed hope for a resolution through continued engagement between leadership and stakeholders. In conclusion, Dr. Ogboye encouraged open and frank discussions amongst stakeholders and participants to generate meaningful outcomes that would enhance the work of pharmacists in Lagos State.

In his goodwill message, the Permanent Secretary, Lagos State Primary Health Care Board, Dr. Ibrahim Mustafa who was represented by the Director of Pharmaceutical Services at the board, Pharm. Shakirat Adeosun underscored the pivotal role of pharmaceutical services in primary healthcare delivery.

Celebrating the achievements of the board, particularly in implementing the Sustainable Drug Revolving Scheme (SDRF) across numerous Primary Health Care Centers (PHCs) in Lagos State, Dr. Mustafa restated the commitment of the board to equitable healthcare access and quality medicine provision for all residents.

Earlier, Director of Pharmaceutical Services at the Lagos State Ministry of Health, Pharm. Oyebisi Omolambe highlighted the importance of the summit as a platform for meaningful engagement, idea exchange, and networking. She emphasized the significance of collaboration, learning, and growth in addressing pressing issues and seizing new opportunities in the pharmacy profession.

Furthermore, Pharm. Omolambe underscored the alignment of the summit’s objectives with the T.H.E.M.E.S+ agenda of Mr. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, emphasizing the shared commitment to achieving universal health coverage through innovative pharmacy practices.

Encouraging active participation and fruitful dialogue, Pharm. Omolambe urged attendees to leverage their collective expertise to inspire change and make a lasting impact in the pharmacy sector.

It is hoped that the summit will culminate in a shared commitment among stakeholders to leverage collective expertise and insights to drive transformative advancements in pharmacy and healthcare delivery in Lagos State. As discussions continue beyond the summit, the collaborative efforts and innovative solutions forged during this gathering are poised to make a lasting impact on healthcare access and quality for all residents of Lagos State.

Signed

Tunbosun Ogunbanwo

Director, Public Affairs

14^th February, 2024

NO MATTER WHAT WE FACE OR WHAT WE HAVE BEEN THROUGH, LIKE THE ISRAELITES, GOD GIVES US BEAUTY FOR OUR ASHES.

15/02/24

JOEL OSTEEN MINISTRIES

Lakewood Church: Prayer for Healing & Restoration

Today’s Word

Today’s Scripture
He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted… to bestow on them a crown of beauty instead of ashes…
Isaiah 61:1,3, NIV

Beauty for Ashes
There are a lot of hurting people in our world today. Whether we show it or not, we are all fighting a battle. After the incident we experienced last Sunday, many of us may be fighting fear and confusion.

In the book of Isaiah, the Israelites went through a devastating exile. But God spoke to the prophet Isaiah and promised that He would turn their ashes into beauty.

No matter what we face or what we have been through, like the Israelites, God gives us beauty for our ashes. He can bind up wounds and heal heartaches. And, like Isaiah, God is counting on us to let others know that He can do the same for them. Your encouragement can be what lifts someone out of despair.

Take heart knowing that God loves you and your life is in His hands. Reach out to someone else to let them know that He is looking out for them too. Don’t let the day go by without encouraging someone. There are hurting people God has put in your path for such a time as this.

A Prayer for Today
“Father, thank You that you have a plan for me and that You give beauty for ashes. Help me to use my words to encourage and speak life and blessing into the people around me. Help me share Your love with them just as You share it with me. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.”

SECTION TWO

Whenever you find a promise or blessing for the righteous in the Bible, grab hold of it by saying, “Father, I receive this blessing in Jesus’ name!”

Let me show you how to practice this. When you read in Proverbs 10:6 that blessings are on the head of the righteous, say, “Thank You, Father, this promise is for ME because I have been made righteous through faith in Jesus and His finished work!”

So every day, instead of fearing that lack will devour you, expect God’s provision and blessings to hunt you down and surround you! Expect good things to happen to you. Say, “Father, I thank You that Your blessings crown my head. Your bountiful provisions are upon me and my household!”

Beloved, the more you begin to believe and speak words of abundance, provision, and increase, the more you will experience the full blessings of the righteous!

HOW WIFE STABBED HUSBAND TO DEATH IN NIGER STATE.

PRESS RELEASE

14/02/24

OLADIPO DG

The Niger State Police Command has confirmed that a 19-year-old newly wed Housewife, Aisha Aliyu, stabbed her Husband, Idris Ahmadu, to death in Nasarawa village, in Lapai Local Government Area of the state.

In a statement by the Spokesman of the Police, Deputy Superintendent Wasiu Abiodun, before the arrival of the Police to the scene, the suspect had fled.

A source in the area said the incident happened around 1 a.m. on Monday, February 12, adding that the couple got married on December 31, 2023.

It was gathered that the couple had a little misunderstanding in the evening on Sunday, and they were reconciled, before going to bed, until midnight, when the Mother of the deceased heard him screaming.

“When the Mother came out alongside other Residents, they saw him in a pool of blood. He tried to run out of the room, but he fell on the doorstep.

According to him, the wife had first stabbed the husband in the chest before she eventually slaughtered him.

Another source claimed that it was a forced marriage, saying, “the couple had been in a relationship for years, but before the wedding date was fixed, she had a change of mind to marry someone else.
But even with that, issues were resolved.

They started their relationship in secondary school, and Before the marriage, the lady said she was no longer interested , but the issue was resolved, and she eventually agreed, not knowing that this was her plan.

While she is yet to be found,Police say the case is under investigation

GOSPEL CORNER:BE GLAD FOR ALL GOD IS PLANNING FOR YOU. BE PATIENT IN TROUBLE, AND PRAYERFUL ALWAYS.ROMANS 12:12, TLB

14/02/24

JOEL OSTEEN MINISTRIES

Lakewood Church: Prayer for Healing & Restoration

Today’s Word

Today’s Scripture
Be glad for all God is planning for you. Be patient in trouble, and prayerful always.
Romans 12:12, TLB

A Comeback for Every Setback
It’s easy to let difficulties and disappointments cause us to lose our passion in life and stop believing for things to turn around. But if you could see what God has planned for you—the doors He’s going to open, the people you’re going to meet, the giants you’re going to defeat—you would go out each day excited about your future. You’d have the expectancy that allows God to do great things. He has a comeback for every setback, a new beginning for every loss, mercy for every mistake. He’s already planned to bring you out better, to heal you, to promote you.

When you realize this, it changes your perspective. You know there’s not a problem you’ll face where God hasn’t already lined up a solution—the right people, the breaks you need, the favor. There’s not a dream for which God hasn’t already arranged the wisdom, the creativity, the connections, or the funding. When you know that the Most High God has planned out your days, you can be glad and live out of a place of rest.

A Prayer for Today
“Father, thank You that in the midst of challenges and setbacks, I can rest in the security of knowing that You have a plan that You are working out for me. Thank You that Your favor is upon me. I believe that You will bring me out better than ever. In Jesus’ Name, Amen

SECTION TWO

We do not need to fear because even in times of turmoil and trouble, God is our very present help, our refuge, and our strength!

Our part is to call upon Him and He will answer and deliver us. Melinda, a lady from our church, experienced this for herself and wrote to me to share her testimony:

As I was driving my six-year-old son to school, I exited the freeway and approached a traffic light junction. At that time, we were listening to Pastor Prince’s sermon CD in the car and I was amazed by how God had saved Noah and his family from the flood.

Suddenly, I heard a loud bang as something hit the back of my car. The next thing I knew, my car was flung into the air. It overturned, landed on its roof, and spun a distance to a halt.

As the car was spinning, I started screaming, “Jesus!” at least five times until the car finally came to a halt. Even though we had spun upside down and my son only had a seat belt strapped across his body, he had been miraculously held to the contour of the seat. His head and legs were not dangling from his seat. His neck could have been broken from the impact of the crash, but he was okay.

My son and I crawled out of the wreck without a scratch or whiplash. We stood by the side of the road and a lot of passersby came to our aid.

After we had gotten out of the car wreck, the picture of Jesus bleeding on the cross kept flashing in my mind. I knew that my son and I didn’t have to bleed on the road that morning because Jesus had shed His blood for us.

When my husband came to get us, he shared that he had also been driving to work around the time of the car accident, and how he felt prompted by the Holy Spirit to switch off the radio and pray in tongues. He also confessed the Lord’s favor over our lives, something that we had learned in church the day before.

Jesus turned a possibly tragic accident into a victorious outcome. No amount of safe driving could have saved our lives, only Jesus and nothing else!

Praise the Lord! In her time of trouble, Melinda cried out the name of Jesus and He answered her. No matter what situation you are in, the Lord is with you and will surely deliver you when you call upon His name!

GOSPEL CORNER : DON’T GIVE UP NOW. WHERE GOD IS TAKING YOU IS GOING TO TAKE UNSHAKEABLE FAITH

JOEL OSTEEN MINISTRIES
TODAY’S WORD

13/02/24

TODAY’S SCRIPTURE

Then he said to his servant, “Go and look out toward the sea.” The servant went and looked, then returned to Elijah and said, “I didn’t see anything.” Seven times Elijah told him to go and look. Finally the seventh time, his servant told him, “I saw a little cloud about the size of a man’s hand rising from the sea.”
1 Kings 18:43–44, NLT

UNSHAKEN
After the prophet Elijah declared to King Ahab that rain was coming to end over three years of drought, he sent his assistant to look for the coming rain seven times. It’s significant that Elijah’s assistant, someone close to him, kept bringing him the news: “There are no clouds.” He didn’t mean to be negative; he was just reporting the facts. But sometimes the people closest to you will try to talk you out of what God put in your heart. They may mean well, but they didn’t hear what God spoke to you. They’ll keep telling you what they see. “Do you still think you’re going to get well? Do you think you’re going to have a bountiful year in this economy? Do you think you can find an affordable house in this sellers’ market?” You can’t let their negative comments and doubt drown out what you know God has spoken to you. They’re looking at it in the natural, but we serve a supernatural God. Don’t give up now. Where God is taking you is going to take unshakeable faith.

A PRAYER FOR TODAY
“Father, thank You for every promise and every dream that You’ve put in my heart. For the ones that seem impossible and the ones I’ve given up on, I’m going to look again. I believe that You are working behind the scenes and that little cloud is starting to form. In Jesus’ Name, Amen

SECTION TWO
Each of the names of God has a divine attribute, and understanding and believing that He is each attribute will cause that attribute to flow into our lives. The first name of God mentioned in Psalm 91 is “Most High” (Elyon), which means He is the Most High God and there is no one higher than Him. He is the possessor of heaven and earth (Gen. 14:19).

The verse goes on to refer to God as the “Almighty.” In Hebrew, it is Shaddai—the God who blesses you with more than enough, more than you can contain. Man has limitations but we have a God who is abundantly unlimited.

Now, the second verse of Psalm 91 contains another two names of God. Isn’t this so powerful? When the psalmist declares, “I will say of the Lord,” he is referring to Yehovah or Yahweh, the covenant-keeping God. It is the holiest name of the Lord, the name Jewish scribes treat with great reverence.

Do you know that Jesus’ name in Hebrew, Yeshua, actually means “Yahweh saves”? It is not “Yahweh judges.” The name Jesus means “Yahweh SAVES.”

If you are broke, Yahweh saves. If you are sick, Yahweh saves. If you have enemies that are coming against you, Yahweh saves. Whatever saving you need, Jesus is the answer, for His name means “Yahweh saves.”

The psalmist in verse 2 goes on to say, “My God, in Him I will trust.” Now, the word “God” here refers to Elohim, the God of power, the Creator. The God who created the heavens and the earth (Gen. 1:1). This is our God! He is the One we put our trust in.

In just two verses, you find four names of God mentioned. Knowing, believing, and saying He is all these to us gives us protection in our everyday situations. He will deliver and rescue the one who knows His name.

GOSPEL CORNER: THE LOCAL CHURCH, MY FRIEND, IS A PLACE OF REFUGE.

12/02/24

The Old Testament cities of refuge reveal a beautiful picture of Christ as our protection. Now let me show you another type hidden in the teaching on the cities of refuge, and that is the picture of the local church.

The six cities are scattered across the land so a person can flee to the nearest one to take refuge. It is a picture of local churches scattered all around the world. The local church, my friend, is a place of refuge.

The church is not man’s idea; it is God’s idea. It is a place where all the guilty, where all who are suffering from condemnation, and where those who are being pursued can come and take refuge.

You see, it is not God’s heart for you to take this journey of faith on your own. Certainly, you can learn a lot by reading books or watching sermons online, but God’s heart is for you to be part of a community of faith.

In the Father’s house, people experience healing, breakthroughs, protection, and other blessings. God the Father raised Jesus from the dead and seated Him at His right hand in the heavenly places, “far above all principality and power and might and dominion, and every name that is named” (Eph. 1:21). This means that Jesus is far above all sicknesses, all diseases, all terror, all snares, all cancers, all depression, and all addictions.

We all agree that our Lord is above every name, but on this earth, where does this power and dominion reside? The apostle Paul declares, “And He put all things under His feet, and gave Him to be head over all things to the church, which is His body, the fullness of Him who fills all in all” (Eph. 1:22–23).

Where is this power today in our broken and fallen world? It is found in the church! His power, His authority, and His fullness are all found in the church—our city of refuge where we can run to and find divine protection!

HERBERT WIGWE’S TRAGIC DEATH

11/02/24

OLADIPO DG

Herbert Wigwe, the co-founder of Access Bank and the founder of Wigwe University, is dead. He was also the CEO of Access Holdings, the parent company of Access Bank after succeeding his business Partner, Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede in January 2014 till April 2022.

He died in a fatal Helicopter crash in California, with his wife, Son and three others on board. The chopper was headed to Las Vegas when it crashed near a border city between Nevada and California on Friday night.

Wigwe has a degree in accountancy from the University of Nigeria, an MA in Banking and Finance from the University College of North Wales (now Bangor), an MSc in Financial Economics from the University of London, and is an alumnus of the Harvard Business School Executive Management Program.

Wigwe started his career at Coopers & Lybrand, Lagos as a management consultant, later qualifying as a chartered accountant. After a stint at Capital Bank, he joined GTBank where he spent over a decade working in corporate and institutional banking, rising to become the executive director in charge of institutional banking.

He is a board member of Nigerian Mortgage Refinance Company and a member of the advisory Board for Friends Africa. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN – FCA), a Fellow of The Institute of Credit Administration, and an Honorary member of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria.

In January 2015, Nigerian newspaper The Punch described him as “one of Nigeria’s stylish top Executives”.

He is married to Chizoba Wigwe (née Nwuba) and has 4 children: Chizi, Tochi, Hannah and David.

He hails from Ikwerre Local Government Area of Rivers State, but lives and works in Lagos.Herbert Onyewumbu Wigwe was born on the 15th of August 1966

GOSPEL CORNER: THE CONTRASTING EFFECTS OF BEING UNDER THE COVENANT OF LAW AND BEING UNDER THE COVENANT OF GRACE.

11/02/24

You’ve got to love the story of short, little Zacchaeus, who had climbed a sycamore tree hoping to catch a glimpse of Jesus as He walked by (Luke 19:1–10). Zacchaeus was a corrupt tax collector, a rich sinner.

But when Jesus spoke to him, instead of giving him the Ten Commandments, Jesus showed him grace (undeserved favor) and invited Himself to Zacchaeus’ house. Of course, the religious people in the crowd were displeased and gossiped among themselves saying, “He has gone to be a guest with a man who is a sinner” (Luke 19:7).

Now, observe what happened in Zacchaeus’ house. Before the dinner was over, Zacchaeus was giving his wealth away to the poor and making restitution to those whom he had wronged, and Jesus was proclaiming salvation over Zacchaeus’ house.

I believe that it was the Holy Spirit who put this story side by side with that of the rich young ruler. I don’t believe that the two stories in the Gospel of Luke happened chronologically. But I believe that the Holy Spirit placed them in this divine order to show us the contrasting effects of being under the covenant of law and being under the covenant of grace.

When the rich young ruler came boasting in his law keeping, Jesus answered with the law, and the young man walked away sorrowful (Matt. 19:22). But when Jesus gave no law and showed His grace, it not only opened Zacchaeus’ heart, but also the wallet of a once corrupt tax collector.

That’s truly the power of grace! It leads one to true repentance. You see, when you experience God’s grace, you can’t help but be generous.

After Jesus lavished His unconditional love and grace on Zacchaeus, his heart overflowed with the undeserved, unmerited, and unearned favor of God. Zacchaeus knew deep in his heart that as a sinner and corrupt tax collector, he did not deserve to have Jesus come to his house.

But God’s goodness far exceeded his expectations. And just as Peter was brought to his knees when he saw Jesus’ goodness, Zacchaeus was led to repentance when he experienced Jesus’ goodness.

Unlike the young ruler, Zacchaeus knew that he was undeserving and that is why Jesus was able to shower grace on him. You see, the role of the law is to bring you to a place where you know in no uncertain terms that you cannot do anything to deserve God’s salvation and blessings, and how you can only rely on His grace.

His grace will give you all the blessings you need and transform your life. My friend, our heavenly Father is waiting for us to give up on our own efforts. The moment you begin to repent from all the dead works that you have been doing to try to qualify for and deserve God’s acceptance and blessings, God will lavish on you His abundant grace—His undeserved, unearned, and unmerited favor.

Today, turn your eyes away from yourself and see yourself enjoying the undeserved favor of God under the new covenant of grace. See yourself forgiven and righteous with Jesus’ righteousness. Be occupied with Him and His grace, and like Zacchaeus, you will be transformed from the inside out.

AFCON FINAL: TIPS FOR VICTORY BY LAGOS STATE COMMISSIONER FOR HEALTH

PRESS RELEASE

10/02/24

DANIELS OG

The Lagos State Ministry of Health wishes all residents an exciting AFCON final as we support the Super Eagles to victory tomorrow evening.

Residents are advised to prioritize their health and well-being while enjoying football matches or any other intense activities.

***Here are some essential tips for citizens:

1. Know Your Limits: Understand your physical limitations and consult with a healthcare professional if you have any underlying health conditions before engaging in activities that could potentially exacerbate them.

2. Stay Hydrated and Nourished: Crowded poorly ventilated hot environments should be avoided with attention to good hydration. Avoid excessive alcohol consumption, and ensure you drink plenty of water and eat nutritious foods to keep your body fueled and hydrated, especially during prolonged periods of sitting and watching the game.

3. Take Regular Breaks: Stand up, stretch, and move around periodically to prevent stiffness and promote circulation. This can also help maintain alertness and prevent fatigue.

4. Maintain Good Posture: Sit in a comfortable chair with proper back support and avoid slouching to reduce strain on your muscles and spine.

5. Stay Calm and Relaxed: Practice relaxation techniques such as deep breathing or mindfulness to manage stress and emotions during intense moments in the game.

6. Be Prepared for Emergencies: Familiarize yourself with the location of medical facilities and emergency exits at the venue, and know how to access help quickly if needed. Contact the Lagos Emergency Medical Team, LASAMBUS, at 767 or 112 toll-free line in case of a medical emergency.

***We also urge viewing centers to ensure that venues where football matches are watched have adequate medical facilities and trained personnel on hand to respond swiftly in case of emergencies. This can make a significant difference in outcomes.

If you experience any unusual symptoms or discomfort, don’t hesitate to seek medical attention promptly.

Have fun.

Signed

Prof. Akin Abayomi

Honourable Commissioner for Health

10th February, 2024

MAKING LIFE BETTER FOR RESIDENTS OF AGBOYI KETU LCDA.

10/02/24

OLADIPO DG

PRESS RELEASE

MAJOR DELE OSHINOWO AGBOYI-KETU LCDA CHAIRMAN, REDEFINES GRASS ROOT GOVERNANCE WITH MASSIVE DEVELOPMENTAL PROJECTS

It was a spectacle to behold as Mayor Dele Oshinowo and his Team led a crowd of journalists on a tour of his recent developmental projects for the residents of Agboyi Ketu LCDA.

It is interesting to note that although the sale of the houses increased from N15.5 million to N16.5 million and then to N18.5 million, about 80 per cent of the Apartments have been bought by the public and community Residents are already occupying their Apartments.

In a media parley with Journalists, Executive Chairman of Agboyi-Ketu LCDA, Mayor Dele Oshinowo enumerated the various achievements his administration has recorded since its inception and unveiled his next phase of developmental initiatives geared towards realizing the vision of making life better for the residents of the LCDA.

Mayor Dele Oshinowo’s leadership approach, characterized by inclusivity, responsiveness and a keen emphasis on grassroots development, has significantly impacted the council’s trajectory.

Agboyi-Ketu LCDA is now a community witnessing transformative changes in Infrastructure, Education, Health, Environment, Agriculture, Social Development and Technology.

According to Mayor Oshinowo, Agboyi-Ketu LCDA focused heavily on infrastructural projects, realizing the significance of robust infrastructure for socio-economic growth.

Major development includes housing schemes, site and service schemes, improved road networks, transportation facilities and public building renovations.

Furthermore, Mayor Oshinowo praised the Executive Governor of Lagos, His Excellency Mr Babajide Sanwo-olu for his massive support towards the actualisation of this dream. “We are about to commission 170 of units of two, three, four bedrooms terraces and semi – detached terraces, while we will be launching another phase of Greenwich Gardens phase two with 24 hour power supply.
Commissioning of these projects will be anytime soon”, the chairman added.

It is interesting to note that although the sale of the houses increased from N15.5 million to N16.5 million and then to N18.5 million, about 80 per cent of the apartments have been bought by the public and community residents are already occupying their apartments.

As regards Infrastructure to bridge the gap in the housing sector, Greenwich Gardens with one hundred and one (101) apartments,
Raymond Estate with sixty-four (64) apartments and Sterling Heights with one hundred and six (106) apartments were constructed.

Still speaking to reporters, Mayor Oshinowo said that his next project will be the construction of 2 bedroom apartments, 4 bedroom semi-detached and 3 bedroom terrace

In addition, Mayor Oshinowo said that his LCDA partners with Google and Microsoft to provide ICT training to residents at the Agboyi, Ketu ICT Hub; all they need to do is log in and book a session.

After the press conference, Mayor Dele Oshinowo and his team led the journalists on a tour to inspect his developmental housing projects.

The Tour started from the beautiful Greenwich Gardens to Raymond Estate and Sterling Heights (affordable housing estates for residents in Agboyi-Ketu LCDA).