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Lagos State just announced a major crackdown on illegal estates. Officials found 176 estates lacking proper layout approvals, especially in fast‑growing areas like Eti‑Osa, Ajah, Ibeju‑Lekki and Epe. Developers now have 21 days to submit the required documents, or they could face heavy penalties. The move is part of Lagos’s effort to tidy up real estate, protect buyers and ensure orderly growth. If you own property or plan to buy in these zones, check the approval status ASAP to avoid surprises.
This action also signals that the state is serious about enforcing planning rules. It could mean more transparent land deals and fewer disputes for residents. Keep an eye on local council notices – they’ll tell you which estates are affected and what steps to take.
While Africa is busy with urban planning, a community abroad is honoring its veterans. On November 11, 2024, Quebec will host a series of Remembrance Day ceremonies across the province. Major events are set for Montreal’s Place du Canada and Quebec City’s Plains of Abraham, led by the Royal Canadian Legion.
The ceremonies will be open to the public and streamed online, so anyone can join from home. CBC News will cover the national proceedings from Ottawa, giving a full picture of how Canadians remember their history. If you have friends or family in Quebec, this is a moment to share and reflect together.
Even though the story is not African, it shows how local news can connect us to global moments. Community events like these remind us that local traditions have a wider impact.
Why does local news matter? It’s the first line of information that affects your daily decisions – whether you’re buying a house, voting in an election, or planning a weekend activity. National headlines can be overwhelming, but local stories give you practical insight that directly touches your life.
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Lagos State just cracked down on 176 estates for missing layout approvals, especially in Eti-Osa, Ajah, Ibeju-Lekki, and Epe. Officials demand documents within 21 days or developers face penalties. This is part of the state's plan to tidy up real estate and promote responsible growth.
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On November 11th, 2024, Quebec will host a series of Remembrance Day events to honor its veterans, featuring major ceremonies in Montreal and Quebec City. In Montreal's Place du Canada and Quebec City's Plains of Abraham, the Royal Canadian Legion will lead memorial services, accessible in person and via livestream. CBC News will also cover national proceedings from Ottawa.
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