Police arrest traffic robbers on Ikorodu road

Operatives of the Ketu Division of the Lagos State Police Command have arrested three members of a traffic robbery gang notorious for dispossessing motorists of their belongings at Ile-Iwe/Kosofe, Ikorodu Road, in the Ketu area of the State.

The suspects namely Segun Olaiya ‘m’ aged 20, Ayinde Waris ‘m’ aged 19 and Bashiru Mohammed aged 28 were arrested by policemen on a covert operation in the area on Monday, September 26, 2022 at about 1900hrs while attacking some motorists .

Confirming their arrest, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, spokesperson of the state police command, says the suspects are currently assisting the police in an ongoing investigation to arrest other members of their gang.

He added that the suspects would be arraigned at the conclusion of the investigation.

Young boy found dead on roadside in Ikorodu

A yet-to-be identified boy has been found dead by the roadside in Ikorodu area of Lagos state.

The lifeless body of the boy was discovered in the early hours of Monday, September 26, 2022, along Mowo-nla road.

According to Facebook user, Rasheed Adedeji Fatuga, the boy was not a victim of a hit-and-run as the body appeared to have no obvious signs of injury.

SON closes down steel factories in Ikorodu

The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has shut down two steel plants in Ikorodu area of Lagos State for producing substandard iron rods.

On Tuesday, the SON task force team raided Ikorodu companies and discovered four trucks filled with defective goods.

President of the Iron Rod Distributors Association of Nigeria (IRDAN), Gbenga Awoyale, welcomed the SON task force’s efforts to crackdown on firms who manufacture substandard items.

The inferior steel goods from the facilities, according to Awoyale, were linked to a distributor’s store in the Alimosho area of the state.

The raid reaffirms our confidence in SON to spare no efforts in sanitising the manufacturing sector and ensure Nigerians have access to only quality products.

While commending the unusual stride of the SON, Awoyale further demanded justice in prosecution of the culprits.

“This will serve as a deterrent to other manufacturers who form the habit of producing substandard products for Nigeria markets, while producing high-quality products for exports,” Awoyale said.

Awoyale also asked the SON director-general to utilize his position to reassure Nigerians that no one is above the law by ensuring thorough prosecution in compliance with the SON Act 14 of 2015.

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