The Lagos State Government has initiated efforts to enhance the planning and delivery of social protection programs by Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) to better assist the most vulnerable residents. This initiative aims to ensure that aid effectively reaches those in need.

The Lagos State government has organised a training programme for doctors and social workers on managing sexual assault cases, according to Punch. The initiative focuses on equipping health workers with skills to provide psychosocial support, clinical care, and forensic assistance to survivors. The training is part of the state's efforts to improve the response to sexual violence and ensure survivors receive comprehensive and professional support.

The Lagos State Government has launched a free digital skills training programme targeting youths in the Badagry and Ikorodu areas of the state. According to Punch, the initiative covers artificial intelligence, information technology, and entrepreneurship, and is aimed at equipping young residents with practical skills for the digital economy. The programme forms part of the state government's efforts to empower youths and improve their employability in technology-driven sectors.

More than 200 residents of Lagos Mainland have received business equipment in an empowerment programme organised by Rep. Moshood Oshun, according to Punch. Items distributed included mini-buses, tricycles, and sewing machines, aimed at supporting small businesses and improving livelihoods in the constituency. The initiative forms part of the lawmaker's efforts to boost economic self-reliance among constituents, with beneficiaries drawn from across the Lagos Mainland area.

A Lagos Magistrate Court in Oshodi has sentenced 14 individuals to three months in prison each for assaulting environmental sanitation officers during an enforcement operation at the Oshodi Resettlement Market.

The Nigerian Bar Association's Section on Public Interest Litigation and Development Law (NBA-SPIDEL) has visited the Maximum Security Custodial Centre in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, to identify inmates in need of legal assistance. According to ThisDay Live, the initiative is aimed at securing the release of deserving inmates, particularly those who may lack access to legal representation. The visit forms part of the association's broader public interest and development law efforts to support access to justice within Nigeria's correctional system.