Sanwo-Olu

News

Lagos Diversity Should Propel Prosperity, Not Division – Sanwo-Olu

Ayo Esan, THEWILL -
March 30, (THEWILL) - In Lagos, the wheel of governance will now race on higher gears, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu pledged on Thursday, when he received his Certificate of Return from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). The Governor...
News

Sanwo-Olu Visits Late Odumakin’s Family

Ayo Esan, THEWILL -
BEVERLY HILLS, April 15, (THEWILL) - Lagos State’s Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Thursday urged Nigerians, especially members of the Civil Society Organisations, to cherish, preserve and push forward the struggle for a better Nigeria and the Black Race, which the...
News

Sanwo-Olu kicks off construction of rail mass transit red line

Aina Ojonugwa, THEWILL -
BEVERLY HILLS, April 15, (THEWILL) - History was made on Thursday in Lagos, with Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu breaking the ground for the construction of the 37-kilometre Rail Mass Transit Red Line, which will traverse from Agbado to Marina, moving more...
Entertainment & Society

Iya Awero: I Cried After Sanwo-Olu Handed Over The Keys To My Gift House

Emmanuel Adigwe, THEWILL -
BEVERLY HILLS, March 27, (THEWILL) - Veteran Nollywood actress, Lanre Adesina, better known as Iya Awero, says that she cried during the presentation of the gift of a house by Governor Sanwo-Olu. THEWILL had earlier reported that the actress was given...
Entertainment & Society

Sanwo-Olu Gifts Nollywood Actress, Iya Awero, 3-Bedroom Apartment

Emmanuel Adigwe, THEWILL -
BEVERLY HILLS, March 25, (THEWILL) - Lagos State’s Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has gifted veteran Nollywood actress, Lanre Hassan, better known as “Iya Awero,” a three-bedroom apartment. Sanwo-Olu presented the apartment to the actress when he commissioned, delivered and renamed the...
- Advertisement -spot_img

Latest News

HeadlineFelix Ifijeh, THEWILL -

Dangote Refinery Faults Continued Fuel Imports, Says Local Capacity Can Meet Nigeria’s Demand

According to market data available to the refinery, imported PMS accounted for approximately 43 per cent of fuel supplied into the Nigerian market in July. The development, it said, raises questions about the necessity of continued large-scale imports at a time when Nigeria has significantly expanded its domestic refining capacity.
- Advertisement -spot_img