The Lagos State Government is set to reintegrate victims of the Abule Egba pipeline fire incidence back into the society by end of June 2020 . The devastated victims of the Sunday 19th January, 2020 fire incident which resulted from activities of pipeline vandals that left the entire community from Pipeline Bus Stop in Ekoro, Abule Egba blighted, are scheduled to vacate the Igando Relief Camp 30th June 2020, will do so, well grounded in COVID-19 safety awareness and protocols. Oke–Osanyintolu further said the encampment of the displaced 300 included, “Full medical treatment with secondary care where required and antenatal care for pregnant women in partnership with Alimosho General Hospital, Psychosocial support and counseling, financial assistance to facilitate reentry into society and COVID-19 safety awareness. “We wish to extend special appreciation to the Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwoolu, the Deputy Governor, Mr Obafemi Hamzat, the First Lady, Dr Mrs Sanwoolu and the Wife of the Deputy Governor, Mrs Hamzat for their personal visits which brought cheer and solace to the residents. “In particular, we appreciate all the corporate bodies that supported in cash and in kind, as the agency wishes all the residents every success in the future and urge them to stay safe and alert”.

Source: The Guardian June 02, 2020 10:32 UTC