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Sanwo-Olu briefs Buhari with pictorial evidence of Lagos destruction

TRACKING____President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday met with Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu behind closed doors where he received pictorial reports on properties damaged by hoodlums during #EndSARS protests in Lagos State.
The Personal Assistant to the President (Photography), Mr. Sunday Aghaeze, confirmed this via pictorial reports on the meeting.
“The governor presented a report on the extent of the destruction suffered by Lagos State in the aftermath of the ENDSARS protests,” one of the captions of the pictures indicated.
The governor however, declined to take questions from State House correspondents at the end of the meeting.
It would be recalled that similar report on the aftermath of the #EndSAR protest by the Ministers from the south west zone of the country was presented to the president during the Federal Executive Council on Wednesday.
Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, submitted the report on behalf of the affected ministers where they urged the Federal Government to support Lagos State to restore damaged facilities.
They particularly appealed for the immediate repair of those facilities related to the maintenance of law and order, and the administration of justice such as police stations, court buildings and forensic laboratory in the state.
Buhari had in October 21 sent members of the Federal Executive Council to their home states, with a view to solicit the support of stakeholders including political, traditional, religious and community leaders against the violence that emanated from #EndSARS protests.
The presidential directive was also meant to douse tensions that resulted from the# EndSARS protests across the country.
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Fashola said: “The other matter in which I briefed council on behalf of ministers from the SouthWest namely, Otunba Niyi Adebayo, representing Ekiti; Rauf Aregbesola, representing Osun, Sunday Dare, representing Oyo, Olamilekan Adegbite, representing Ogun, Olorunimbe Memora, Lagos and Tayo Alasoadura, representing Ondo, was in regard to how we executed the directive on the October 21 to ministers for us to visit our states’ governors.
“So, we first met and then met with governors. After meeting with the governors, the position of the governors was that Lagos being the epic center, commercial and strategic city state in the South-West is where we should all go.
“That was what informed our visit to Lagos. So, I just briefed council about the reports that were presented to us by the Lagos State government when we visited.’’
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