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Governor - Elect, Sanwo Olu Visits Site Of Lagos Building Collapse

The Lagos State governor elect and the deputy governor elect, Babajide Sanwo-Olu and Dr Obafemi Hamzat visited the site and the general hospital where the victims are receiving treatment today. 
This is what Babajide Sanwo-Olu had to say;
"I visited the site of the collapsed building at Itafaji and the general hospital where those affected are receiving treatment. 
The community, rescue workers, health personel and the State government are doing all they can to aid and resolve all issues arising.
As a Father, my thoughts and prayers are with the parents and members of the community, but beyond this, we need to put factors in place to ensure that we avoid such occurences and I will be committed to doing this. 
#ForAGreaterLagos"

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