The Chairman, Igbogbo/Bayeku LCDA, Omo'ba Hammed Olalekan Aroyewun , has launched a measles-rubella vaccination campaign, emphasising the importance of protecting children against preventable diseases. The flag-off, which took place on Wednesday, 28 January 2026 , at the Primary Health Centre, Igbogbo, was part of the Lagos State–wide introduction of the Measles–Rubella vaccine into the Routine Immunisation Programme. The initiative targets children between the ages of nine months and 14 years, with the aim of preventing outbreaks of highly contagious but preventable diseases and strengthening community-level health protection. The vaccination exercise reflects the Lagos State Government’s commitment to child health and disease prevention, while underscoring IBLCDA’s resolve to ensure that state-led health interventions translate into real impact at the grassroots. At the state level, the programme was earlier launched by the Wife of the Lagos St...
AROYEWUN LEADS ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION DRIVE, AS COUNCIL EVACUATES REFUSE HOTSPOTS IN IGBOGBO/ BAYEKU LCDA. ...Warns Against Indiscriminate Dumping.
The Executive Chairman, Igbogbo/Bayeku LCDA, Omo'ba Hammed Olalekan Aroyewun , has taken a hands-on approach to environmental management. The exercise was carried out Tuesday, January 27, by the Department of Environmental Health Service, followed a clear directive from the Chairman, as part of his administration’s commitment to a cleaner and healthier LCDA. The intervention focused on long-standing refuse hotspots that pose risks to residents’ well-being and undermine the aesthetic outlook of the area. Speaking on behalf of the Chairman, the Chief of Staff, Igbogbo/Bayeku LCDA, Hon. Wasiu Olowu , underscored the damaging effects of refuse blackspots on both the environment and community life. He called on residents to see environmental cleanliness as a shared civic responsibility and urged them to report individuals who flout environmental laws by dumping refuse along roads on open lands or in public spaces. Olowu further appealed to residents ...