EKO SAFE ROAD CAMPAIGN PROJECT stands as a bold step toward saving lives, engaging youth, and transforming Lagos into a model of urban safety and sustainability.
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“Young people are not just leaders of tomorrow—they are change-makers today,” Dr. Ogwus added. “This movement empowers them to take ownership of their communities.”
The launch event featured:
Distribution of safety stickers along major Ikeja roads.
Presentation of campaign materials including banners, posters, and flyers.
Public engagement and sensitization activities.
Presentation of customized wall clocks featuring Dr. Ogwus.
Volunteer and safety organizations like the Nigerian Red Cross, Boys and Girls Brigade, Peace Corps, and Muslim Congress of Nigeria were also present, alongside dignitaries including a delegate from the Rivers State Attorney General’s office.
The Road Ahead
Organizers unveiled a follow-up plan to sustain momentum:
June 26, 2025: Lagos State Multi-Stakeholders Summit on Road Safety Awareness.
June 28, 2025: Technical Working Committee Conference.
Final Report Submission: To key state officials and campaign sponsors (date to be announced).
The EKO SAFE ROAD CAMPAIGN PROJECT stands as a bold step toward saving lives, engaging youth, and transforming Lagos into a model of urban safety and sustainability.
