President Muhammadu Buhari will be heading to Seme in Lagos state on Tuesday.
Habib Aruna, chief press secretary to Akinwunmi Ambode, governor of Lagos, disclosed this in a statement on Sunday.
Aruna said Buhari and Patrice Talon, his Republic of Benin counterpart, will perform the official hand-over of the new Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) border posts at Seme-Krake and Neope-Akanu in Badagry.
Aruna said all the necessary arrangements to ensure hitch-free unveiling ceremony had been firmed up.
“The president would be received at the Airport by the Governor, while the duo would thereafter proceed to the venue,” the statement read.
“Already, all necessary security and logistic arrangements have been firmed up by the state government in partnership with relevant federal government agencies.
“To this effect, the Lagos State Government is soliciting the usual support and cooperation of residents throughout the visit.”
Due to the population of the state, Lagos residents experience traffic on a daily basis.
The last time the president visited the state in March, many roads were closed, compounding the traffic woe.
Habib Aruna, chief press secretary to Akinwunmi Ambode, governor of Lagos, disclosed this in a statement on Sunday.
Aruna said Buhari and Patrice Talon, his Republic of Benin counterpart, will perform the official hand-over of the new Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) border posts at Seme-Krake and Neope-Akanu in Badagry.
Aruna said all the necessary arrangements to ensure hitch-free unveiling ceremony had been firmed up.
“The president would be received at the Airport by the Governor, while the duo would thereafter proceed to the venue,” the statement read.
“Already, all necessary security and logistic arrangements have been firmed up by the state government in partnership with relevant federal government agencies.
“To this effect, the Lagos State Government is soliciting the usual support and cooperation of residents throughout the visit.”
Due to the population of the state, Lagos residents experience traffic on a daily basis.
The last time the president visited the state in March, many roads were closed, compounding the traffic woe.
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