The Lagos State Government has closed the Oshodi Resettlement Market following an incident where officials of the Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps (LAGESC) were attacked during an enforcement operation. The closure was announced by the Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Mr. Tokunbo Wahab, according to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).

The Lagos police conducted a raid on a criminal hideout in Alimosho, resulting in the arrest of several suspects. During the operation, they set fire to a large dump site that residents believed was being used by armed robbers and hardened criminals, according to Vanguard.

Traders at the Mowe/Ofada Market in Ogun State have protested against the demolition of their market by the state government, claiming it was executed without prior notice to shop owners. The demolition reportedly occurred around 2am on Friday, leading to significant unrest among the affected traders, who are demanding accountability from the authorities.

Traders at Mowe/Ofada Market in Ogun State have reported significant losses following the demolition of their stalls by the government without prior notice, resulting in damages exceeding N500 million in goods. The affected traders are appealing to the government for assistance.

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 Ports Authority (NPA) and the Nigeria Police Force have initiated a crackdown on unauthorized checkpoints and roadblocks along the Apapa and Tin Can Island corridors. This action aims to enhance the flow of traffic and improve security in these critical areas.