AJAH FLYOVER BRIDGE COMMISSIONED. NOW IN USE.

 Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos state has commissioned the Ajah Flyover Bridge for use. 

Lekki People Magazine was at the event which took place on Wednesday 17^th of May 2017 and was a much anticipated leap as the people of Lekki/Ajah, are already yearning to see an end to the incessant traffic gridlock which has become characteristic of the area. 

While speaking to the press during the commissioning, the vibrant Governor assured that the new bridge is bound to solve the traffic situation and improve the viability and access to the Lekki Free Trade Zone. He said, “We had to give this project priority because of its strategic importance to the economic growth of the Lekki Free Trade Zone and the Ibeju-Lekki-Epe axis. This axis will play a key role in the future prosperity of Lagos as the home to many multi-billion Naira private investments in the Lekki Free Trade Zone as well as the upcoming seaport and airport.”

Also on the same day, the  Freedom and Admiralty roads were also commissioned as an alternative route to the Lekki/Ikoyi Bridge, thereby, easing traffic at Lekki Phase 1. Eko is working!

POPULAR NOLLYWOOD ACTRESS MOJI OLAIYA IS DEAD!

Moji Olaiya

Information reaching Lekki People Magazine today, Thursday, 18^th may, insinuates that the popular Yoruba actress Moji Olaiya is dead! This is happeing barely a month after the death of two other prominent Nollywood personalities; Olumide Bakare and Pastor Ajidara. Information said the Actress, daughter of the late famous-highlife-crooner ‘ Victor Olaiya, died of cardiac arrest in Canada, however complications leading to the cardiac arrests has not been revealed at the time of this report. She is 42 years old and mother of two children.

Information reaching Lekki People Magazine today, Thursday, 18^th may, insinuates that the popular Yoruba actress Moji Olaiya is dead! This is happeingbarely a month after the death of two other prominent Nollywood personalitie; Olumide Bakare and Pastor Ajidara. Information said the Actress, daughter of the famous highlife crooner ‘ Victor Olaiya, died of cardiac arrest in Canada, however complications leading to the cardiac arrests has not been revealed at the time of this report.

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SHADE OKOYA CELEBRATES 40TH BIRTHDAY

Chief (Dr) Folashade Noimat Okoya, billionaire diva and wife of the Business Mogul – Chief Razak Akanni Okoya, recently marked her 40^th year birthday with a quiet but high classed event at the Family’s Oluwanisola Villa in LEKKI PENINSULA, on Sunday 30^th April 2017.

 The hardworking mother of four lovely cuties who is the DMD of ELeganza group, gave “A must read’ interview to LEKKI PEOPLE magazine for our June/July Cover. 

WATCH OUT FOR June 9TH! 

Desmond Majekodunmi Flag off SAVE LEKKI COAST CAMPAIGN

DESMOND MAJEKODUNMI

World renowned environmental protectionist and creation carer, Desmond Majekodunmi, has launched a massive media campaign to rescue the coasts of Lekki Peninsula from the damaging scourge of erosion which has left a part of the coast gravely dilapidated, with hundreds of palm trees lost, and a coastline community at the brink of losing their homes.

The campaign rally began from the Lekki Conservation Center on Saturday 29^th of April, with a brief, but very clear statement of intent, after which the horde of press men and women from diverse media houses across board were ferried to the sites of this erosion for firsthand experience.

The Apese community located at the barb-wire area, East-end of Alfa Beach was worse hit by this scourge as the sea had taken about 1.5km of their land, leaving them with less than 30m to the ocean line.

 At the moment thousands of sand bags are being used by the villagers to combat the erosion but these are only temporary measures as huge ocean surge can easily wear them off.

According to Desmond Majekodunmi, what is needed to salvage the situation is the construction of more sea groins, which he said will cost hundreds of millions. “The situation is dire and calls for Federal government attention because it is in their jurisdiction.” He said.  He also commended the effort of the Lagos state government whom he acknowledges to have spent hundreds of millions of Naira in fighting this scourge.