ALL HOUSES MUST BE BEAUTIFIED-LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT INTRODUCES NEW LAW

The Lagos State Government in its characteristic mode of enforcing new laws and regulations has come out with another first in Nigeria – all houses in Lagos must be beautified. The Commissioner of Environment, Mr. Tunji Bello said yesterday that it is now mandatory for occupiers of houses in the state to beautify the perimeter areas of their buildings.
He added that violation of this law would attract a fine.
“A violation of this would attract N250, 000 or the amount the state would incur if it decides to carry out the beautification, or six months imprisonment or other non-custodian sentences…also anyone caught felling trees in the state or trimming them without permission would be fined a minimum of N50, 000 or sent to one year imprisonment.

LAGOS STATE RELEASES STRICT TRASFFIC LAWS AND PENALITES

This is a huge change for Nigerian motorist as the Governor of Lagos State Babatunde Raji Fashola has signed a new traffic bill into law. That is lobatan!!!!!
The law looks ridiculously interesting to me.Naija drivers are no doubt stubborn,but honestly i ope they adhere to the instructions others a whole lot of them will be doing jail term.
Nnna this is a serious matter


For example, any person found guilty of driving on a one-way road will get a free ticket to spend three years in prison, with no option of fine. Now that's friggin harsh!

COLONEL AND SERGEANT TO PAY N25,000 EACH FOR DRIVING THROUGH BRT LANE

Colonel K.I Yusuf and Staff Sergeant Adeomi who were recently caught by Governor Fashola while driving through the designated BRT lane are to pay N25, 000 each as fine for the offence.

This is according to the General Officer Commanding, 81 Division, Maj. Gen. Kenneth Minimah, who said the offenders will pay the mandatory fine of N25, 000 for passing the BRT lane on July 17, 2012.

“They passed the BRT lane and it’s a traffic offence and they’ll pay the fine. The fact that he has apologised to the governor does not mean that he won’t face the law. He will pay the fine,” he said.