Lagos begins physical verification, issuance of safety compliance certificates to social clubs

Some of the social clubs/centres the Safety Commission had already visited are the Ikoyi Club, Lagos Motor Boat Club... Read more:

The Lagos State government, through its Safety Commission, has commenced physical verification and issuance of provisional safety compliance certificates to social clubs and centres that have registered with the Commission and their locations verified.

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