Lagos State partners with the Local Government Staff Housing Board to expand affordable housing and strengthen welfare for public sector workers.

Lagos State has issued a new ₦200 billion bond to finance large-scale infrastructure projects, reinforcing its position as Nigeria’s most active and credible subnational player in the domestic capital market.

Lagos State has reinstated its Planning Permit Amnesty Programme to enable property owners regularize unapproved developments between 1 November and 31 December 2025.

Lagos State has started a new enumeration for Oworonshoki demolition victims to identify uncaptured residents and ensure full compensation

Lagos State mandates compulsory insurance for commercial buildings above two floors and launches a digital land administration system to boost safety, transparency, and investor confidence.

Human rights lawyer Femi Falana (SAN) has accused the Lagos State Government of defying a court order during recent demolitions in Oworonshoki, raising concerns over due process and property rights.

Tension has risen in Oworonshoki, Lagos, following the demolition of more than 70 houses at Ajileru, Ososa Extension, and Toluwalase Streets an action that occurred despite an active court injunction restraining the state government from proceeding with demolitions in the area.

The Lagos State Government has reiterated its commitment to enforcing compliance within state-owned housing estates, warning that residents who breach estate regulations risk losing their home allocations.

The Lagos State Government has announced that it will withdraw housing allocations from residents of government-owned estates who violate occupancy rules, lease properties to individuals involved in illicit activities, or fail to comply with estate management obligations.

The Lagos State Government has announced that property owners whose buildings are demolished for being located on the right of way will receive compensation provided the structures were built with valid planning permits.