Governor Fashola of Lagos state has banned all form of indecent dressing among female

 

Governor Fashola of Lagos state has banned all form of indecent dressing among female public servants 

Worried by the way some ladies dress, the state government had to introduce new dress code among public servants, especially the female folk.According to Pm news..

A circular issued by the Head of Service, Mrs. Josephine Williams dated 7 February, 2014 has been sent to all government Ministries, to immediately move against indecent dressing in Alausa.
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Governor Fashiola: No Hiding Place For Criminals In Lagos State!

Lagos State Governor Babatunde Fashola, along with top members of his executive council, were shown how the 1,200 closed-circuit television cameras located in the state work.
The security demonstration was carried out at the Command and Control Centre, Alausa, on the 27-screen video wall monitors by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Science and Technology, Mrs Nike Animashaun.
The initial stage of the CCTV project was launched in 2009 by the State Government. Then, the solar-powered CCTV cameras were installed at three locations – Falomo Bridge, Third Mainland Bridge and Eko Bridge. The project proved to be a success.
Governor Fashola and his colleagues were shown a footage of a last year's armed robbery incident at the Murtala Muhhammed International Airport. A gang of armed thugs raided a currency exchange bureau and stole a large amount of money. However, the police were able to apprehend the criminals with the help of recordings made by the CCTV cameras installed at strategic places.
Arrests made by the cameras prove that this technical equipment is handy in monitoring, fighting and tracking down criminal activities in the society.
Currently, activities at the airport, Agege Motor Road, Oshodi, Festac can be monitored through the security cameras. The technicians can zoom in on individuals, vehicles' number plates and other relevant details.