To modernize Lagos State legal framework through research based reforms and dynamic engagement that reflect societal evolution, promote accesibility, transparen
Did you know?
Obstructing a Fire Service officer in the lawful discharge of their duties is an offense under Section 31 of the Fire Service Law, Cap. F3, Laws of Lagos State 2015.
Anyone who willfully obstructs, interferes with, assaults or resists a Fire Service officer, or obstructs the passage of a fire engine responding to an emergency, commits an offense. Upon conviction, the offender is liable to a fine not exceeding β¦500, imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months, or both.
Respect emergency responders. Your cooperation can save lives, protect property, and ensure timely emergency response.
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π Fire safety is a shared responsibility.
A fire emergency can happen without warning, but being prepared can save lives and property. Under the Fire Service Law of Lagos State, owners and occupiers of certain buildings are required to install and maintain appropriate fire safety equipment.
Compliance with fire safety requirements is not just a legal obligation. It is a vital step towards protecting lives, businesses, and communities.
Stay informed. Stay compliant. Stay safe.
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The Lagos State Law Reform Commission celebrates our esteemed Head of Service,on the occasion of your birthday.
Your exemplary leadership, commitment to excellence and dedication to a progressive Public Service remain deeply inspiring.
We wish you renewed strength, greater accomplishments and many more years of impactful service to Lagos State
Happy birthday, sir
π Fire Safety is Everyoneβs Responsibility!
Did you know that the Lagos State Fire Service has the legal authority to inspect any premise to ensure compliance with fire safety standards?
Regular inspections help identify fire hazards, promote compliance with safety regulations, and protect lives, property, and businesses from preventable fire incidents.
π Know your rights and obligations.
Section 5(d)(i) of the Fire Service Law, Cap. F3, Laws of Lagos State 2015 empowers the Fire Service to carry out these inspections in the interest of public safety.
Stay informed. Stay compliant. Stay safe.
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Laws shape how we live, work and do business.
As society evolves, some laws and regulations may need to be reviewed to better meet todayβs realities.
If you had the opportunity to amend just one law or regulation in Lagos State, which would it be β and why?
Your idea could help shape future law reform through the Reform Intelligence Desk (RID).
Share your recommendation and be part of building a better Lagos. π³π¬
Drop your suggestions in the comments
#LawReform #RisingLagos #ReformIntelligenceDesk
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Every day, thousands of Lagos residents interact with government services β from permits and approvals to registrations and public services.
Which government process do you believe is affected by undue delays and could be made simpler and more efficient?
Your practical suggestion could contribute to future law and policy reforms.
Share your ideas through the Reform Intelligence Desk (RID).
Letβs build a more effective Lagos together. π³π¬
Drop your suggestions in the comments.
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Effective governance is strengthened when government and citizens work together.
The Reform Intelligence Desk (RID) is encouraging meaningful citizen engagement to support evidence-based law reform and better public service delivery in Lagos State.
Together we can build:
β Fairer Laws
β Better Policies
β Stronger Services
Inform β’ Report β’ Reform
Drop your thoughts, ideas, or reports below π
How can we make governance work better for every Lagosian?
#LawReform #RisingLagos #ReformIntelligenceDesk
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Your experience and perspective as Lagosians matter in shaping better laws.
The Reform Intelligence Desk (RID) gives you a platform to contribute β so that continuous law reform truly reflects the realities of our people.
Inform. Report. Reform.
Whatβs one area of law or policy you believe needs urgent attention in Lagos?
Share your thoughts below π
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Thank you for bringing this matter to the attention of the Reform Intelligence Desk and for providing supporting information.
The RID receives and analyses reports to identify recurring legal or institutional gaps and to recommend appropriate reforms.
Your submission has been formally recorded and referred to the appropriate authorities for review and necessary action.
The RID does not investigate individual allegations, recover funds or exercise enforcement powers.
However, the Commission will assess the broader issues raised for possible inclusion in its law reform and institutional review process.
Additionally, to fast track response, please use the information below to engage directly with the relevant Agencies/Institutions:
Lagos State Citizens Gate on X (Twitter): @citizensgate;
Lagos State Ministry of Local Government & Community Affairs:
Email: [email protected]
X (Twitter): @mlgca_lasg
Or
Submit a letter to the Ministry of Local Government, Chieftaincy Affairs and Rural Development,
Block 2, The Lagos State Government Secretariat,
Alausa, Ikeja.
Thank you.
As citizens with diverse careers, your everyday experience can help identify where laws need improvements.
A stronger Lagos is built on laws that reflect the realities of its people.
Join the conversation and share your experiences with RID β the Reform Intelligence Desk.
What challenge have you faced that you believe needs law reform? Tell us below π
#LawReform #RisingLagos #ReformIntelligenceDesk
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Our previous response addressed the two questions raised. Our response is reproduced below:
On the allegation of "Local Government Boys" stopping company cars that are not branded, we will escalate the issue to the Ministry of Local Government, which serves as liaison and coordinating agency between the State and the Local Governments, since Local Government is a separate tier of government.
INTRODUCING THE REFORM INTELLIGENCE DESK (RID)
Laws are most effective when they evolve with society.
To strengthen responsive governance and ensure that Lagos State's legal framework keeps pace with emerging realities, the Lagos State Law Reform Commission has established the Reform Intelligence Desk (RID).
RID is more than a feedback platform. It is a Governance Intelligence System and Strategic Initiative that transforms public insights legal, regulatory and administrative issues into evidence-based law reform to improve legislation, strengthen institutions and enhance service delivery.
It provides a structured platform for citizens, businesses, professional bodies, civil society organisations and public institutions to contribute to shaping laws that are more effective, inclusive and responsive.
The Reform Intelligence Desk represents a significant step in the Commission's ongoing transformation into a modern, proactive and citizen-focused law reform institution.
Together, we can build better laws for a stronger Lagos.
Your Voice. Better Laws. Stronger Governance.
#LawReform #RisingLagos #ReformIntelligenceDesk
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π¨ Introducing the Reform Intelligence Desk (RID)
A new platform where your voice becomes a powerful signal for change in Lagos.
Spot issues. Track problems. Drive reform. Deliver impact.
This is how we build a Better Lagos β together.
Whatβs the first reform you want to see? Share below
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#LawReform #RisingLagos #ReformIntelligenceDesk
@lagosstategov@LagosMoj@followlasg@gbenga_omo@Lagosdsva@Mr_JAGs
The idea behind the LASDRI Card is not to duplicate or replace Driver's license issued by the FRSC, rather to complement it.
One of the main objectives of LASDRI is to train and educate professional drivers in the employment of Government and private organizations.
LASDRI has responsibility to train and re-train professional drivers at least once every year to update their skills. A role not played by the FRSC.
LASDRI also register and collate data of professional drivers, which could be useful for background security check in the event of the commission of a crime.
On the allegation of "Local Government Boys" stopping company cars that are not branded, we will escalate the issue to the Ministry of Local Government, which serves as liaison and coordinating agency between the State and the Local Governments, since Local Government is a separate tier of government.
Together, we can build a Better Lagos β€οΈ
From government agencies and businesses to legal professionals, civil society, and residents β real change happens when we all work together.
The people who experience challenges daily are often best placed to identify solutions.
Your voice. Your Lagos. Our future.
Speak up today and strengthen the law reform process.
Whatβs one change or improvement you want to see in our laws? Share your thoughts in the comments π
#LawReform #RisingLagos #ReformIntelligenceDesk
@lagosstategov@LagosMoj@followlasg@gbenga_omo@Lagosdsva
The idea behind the LASDRI Card is not to duplicate or replace Driver's license issued by the FRSC, rather to complement it.
One of the main objectives of LASDRI is to train and educate professional drivers in the employment of Government and private organizations.
LASDRI has responsibility to train and re-train professional drivers at least once every year to update their skills. A role not played by the FRSC.
LASDRI also register and collate data of professional drivers, which could be useful for background security check in the event of the commission of a crime.
On the allegation of "Local Government Boys" stopping company cars that are not branded, we will escalate the issue to the Ministry of Local Government, which serves as liaison and coordinating agency between the State and the Local Governments, since Local Government is a separate tier of government.