The Lagos State
Government says it has cancelled the restriction of movement during the May
edition of the monthly sanitation scheduled for Saturday.
The Commissioner for
the Environment, Tunji Bello, said the decision was to allow for a hitch-free
inauguration of the incoming Governor of the state, Akinwunmi Ambode, and the
President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari.
The commissioner
explained that the cancellation of the restriction on movement would allow
Nigerians to fully participate in the inauguration and other planned
ceremonies.
Bello further stated
that the cancellation would allow easy transportation of fuel from tank farms
in the state to other parts of the country.
The commissioner said,
“The Lagos State Government has cancelled restriction of human and vehicular
activities during the May monthly sanitation coming up this Saturday as the
state prepares for the swearing-in/inauguration ceremony of the new governor.
“This cancellation is
to allow for a hitch-free swearing-in and inauguration coming up both in Lagos
and Abuja. The restriction of movement was lifted in order to allow full
participation of our people during the state and national inauguration
ceremonies.
“The restriction of
movement was lifted to also allow easy transportation of fuel from the various
tank farms from Lagos to other parts of the nation, as well as allow normalcy
to return to our roads. The next edition of the cleaning exercise will come up
in June.”
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