Special Adviser to the Governor on Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mr. Solomon Bonu disclosed further that legal action will be instituted against the owners of the hotel and night club to ensure appropriate sanctions are meted out While noting that the exercise of monitoring the level of compliance across the State continues, the Special Adviser pleaded with residents to provide useful information that would assist in discovering other hotels and clubhouses still operating in different parts of Lagos.
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ReplyDeleteNice one. Not the one Wike did by demolishing the building. What he did was wrong.
ReplyDeleteNice approach! Better than governor Wike that used bull dozer to destroy someone's sweat
ReplyDeleteNice.
ReplyDeleteWike should have done this, instead of demolishing that hotel. Felt bad for the owner 😑
Governor wey sabi👍
ReplyDeleteMay God crown our efforts with success 🙏🏻
The best approach.
ReplyDeleteWike was just been mean and wicked but he should know this,that singular act will come back to him multiple folds.
Wike see your mate here,he shut down not demolish.Tyrant..
ReplyDeleteChai so ALL hotels are on lockdown? Awon Eko Hotel and Co? Whatabout the food in their kitchen? The ones they have even paid for on advance? Nawa.
ReplyDeleteEko hotel do home delivery now.They have added laundry service too.
DeleteNow this is a governor, unlike someone that decided that the best way to go is to demolish the whole structure. Wicked man
ReplyDeleteWhoever support Wike for demolition need his or her head examined.
ReplyDeleteNo one with a business or an income generating investment will come online and support such a barbaric treatment.
Why not lock the place and revoke their operating license ? Most people that are supporting him would have been shouting on social media and it been t was Federal government hat did this senseless act.
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Exactly!! The hotel was an employer of labour. Very barbaric act.
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