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Lagos: Langbasa community charges govt on development

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THE new Baale of Langbasa community in Eti-Osa Local Government Area of Lagos State, Chief Saheed Adeniyi Sanni, has charged  the Lagos State government on the provision of infrastructural development to  the people of his community.

Chief Sanni gave the charge, at the weekend, during his installation as Baale of Langbasa.

He commended the efforts of the state governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode by making Lagos a mega city, as he  pledged to work hand in hand with him in order to achieve success.

He said: “I will ensure that all my activities and plans as Baale of Langbasa will enhance the governor’s vision by making Lagos a better place for all.

“Our community is dignified with its aquatic splendor, we need government’s attention to better the lives of our people.  My wealth abound the sea, we need more infrastructure and on our part; we are ready to work with the government for a better transformation of Lagos.”

The community leader further expressed his appreciation to the people of Lamgbasa on his peaceful installation as their Baale.

He, however, promised that his administration will embrace peace, unity  and unending transformation to the entire Langbasa community.

Sanni also implored indigenes of Langbasa to always discharge their social responsibilities to the community and the state at large.

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