Adedamola Kuti, federal controller of works, Lagos; Frederick Oladeinde, commissioner for transportation; Kayode Ibrahim, deputy director, Federal Ministry of Works and Housing; Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Lagos State governor; Olujimi Hotonu, permanent secretary, Ministry of Works & Infrastructure, and Aramide Adeyoye, special adviser on works to the governor, briefing journalists during an inspection of the failed portion of the Eko Bridge on Wednesday, March 11, 2020.
The Lagos state government has announced bans to large gatherings and ordered schools to close but these are measures that may be tricky to enforce in one of the world’s most densely populated cities.
With over 20million people, Lagos is mostly a glorified slum with a generous sprinkling of fau
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Isaac Anyaogu
Isaac Anyaogu is an Assistant editor and head of the energy and environment desk. He is an award-winning journalist who has written hundreds of reports on Nigeria’s oil and gas industry, energy and environmental policies, regulation and climate change impacts in Africa. He was part of a journalist team that investigated lead acid pollution by an Indian recycler in Nigeria and won the international prize - Fetisov Journalism award in 2020.
Mr Anyaogu joined BusinessDay in January 2016 as a multimedia content producer on the energy desk and rose to head the desk in October 2020 after several ground breaking stories and multiple award wining stories. His reporting covers start-ups, companies and markets, financing and regulatory policies in the power sector, oil and gas, renewable energy and environmental sectors
He has covered the Niger Delta crises, and corruption in NIgeria’s petroleum product imports.
He left the Audit and Consulting firm, OR&C Consultants in 2015 after three years to write for BusinessDay and his background working with financial statements, audit reports and tax consulting assignments significantly benefited his reporting.
Mr Anyaogu studied mass communications and Media Studies and has attended several training programmes in Ghana, South Africa and the United States
