Hezzyluv:


They will certainly be in cluded. But if you try this in the north, Nigeria go catch fire

That is why Lagos state seems to be the only state working in Nigeria

Remman:
A discouragement for people who wants to buy cars. Policy not bad but not appropriate as there could be car breakdown or some emergency could lead to roadside parking of cars. Even the islamic world don't have this level of strict policy on vehicles. But I want to believe that there's a reason why this is coming now. But there should be exceptions to cars in some situations otherwise taskforce personel would take advantage of the situation negatively.

Secondly, it will be a bad move if targeted against churches only simply because rich pastors Lagos don't pay tax and it's annoying the government. A battle against God whether Jew, Islam, Christian or traditional gods always have spiritual repercussions, one has to be very careful dealing with worshippers of unseen (spirit) beings.

Very good policy,I am a Christian,a born again for that matter,I support the policy very well,just imagine ,a father has a car and likewise the wife ,instead of them to enter a single car to cheuxh to reduced hold up in Lagos but no! They want to show off.

Why not mention mosques and other religion body, until you politicians set this country on fire, mosques can put speakers outside their mosques and every morning disturb the environment, no memo or means to regulate but you guys can regulate churches, God will send his fire on all of you

Hezzyluv:


They will certainly be in cluded. But if you try this in the north, Nigeria go catch fire

People don't take cars to most mosques in the north. They trek to the place, the rich and the poor alike.

Hope this replicates itself for the Jumaat prayers as well.

iwaeda:
Sanwo-Olu and cars parked on a street in Lagos


https://gazettengr.com/lagos-govt-to-start-charging-cars-parked-outside-church-premises-per-hour/

On the road built by LASG or the one built by church?

Malroux:
How about taxing musque too?

True, let all be fair.... But them no go make much money from mosque sef, thier prayer no dey tey like churches... Tops, 30 minutes & them don finish everything

In other electrode, the news would be 'cars parked outside churches fully charged free by public electrogens.
Leaders need to hear more often from jehovah witness faithfuls. I understand they have more references to human existence and insights.

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Beverlyjean:
And mosques ??

Nah! Lagos people don't go to mosques with cars. Only mats 😁✌️

On Fridays north me go spreed mat for federal road day pray no body go question them

I love this.People will know that election has it's consequences.

I hope redeemed Christian church of God outside redemption camp all over Lagos will be heavily charged.

princepeter566:
Mosque fa
What about those that always block federal road on Fridays to pray??

God bless u óò they haven't say anything Abt that yet nonsense

Mosque will surely be included or are you expecting LSG to include Mosque in a letter addressed to Christian Religion Body?

NwaNimo1:
Mosques exempt?

They don’t pay tithes in mosque. And government needs to collect their own share of tithes.

For street wey dem no fit takia of,anyway naw Muslim own worst pass,esp dat alaba rago road on Fridays, dem go juz block everywhere..., make government self do something

Hope this will affect those fellas observing jumat prayer on the roads too, especially central mosque @ sabo, Ibadan & mosalashi jimoh @ idumota Lagos & so on

It has been clarified by LASG. Headline was sensational

*Press Statement*

The Lagos State Parking Authority (LASPA) has noted with concern a recent Social Media post regarding parking charges for churches and worshippers in Lagos State. The post incorrectly stated that “ Lagos State parking Authority (LASPA) on Saturday announced it will from October 2024 charge churches and worshippers in Lagos state, who parked vehicles on designated streets around places of worship.”

To clarify the matter, LASPA wishes to emphasize that this information is inaccurate and does not reflect the true intent of our communication. The Lagos State government is not imposing parking fees on churches or worshippers for parking on streets around religious institutions. Rather, LASPA is implementing the Lagos State Parking Policy to mitigate parking induced traffic congestion across the state.

Like many other major cities worldwide facing similar challenges, Lagos is experiencing a high demand for parking spaces that exceeds available supply. Therefore, we are adopting a regulated on-street parking model to better manage parking resources efficiently.

Earlier this year, the Governor approved the introduction of regulated on-street parking, which was announced during a stakeholder’s forum held on February 14, 2024, at the Lagos Marriott Hotel, Ikeja.
As part of our efforts to inform stakeholders, including religious organizations who were adequately  represented at the forum, about the upcoming implementation in October, LASPA communicated with umbrella bodies representing these groups. One of such correspondences was referenced in a news release making the rounds.

It is important to clarify that no specific religious group is being singled out by this policy. Our aim is to ensure all stakeholders are informed and prepared for the implementation of the regulated on-street parking scheme.

Additionally, Lagos State Government has designated and lane-marked suitable roads for onstreet parking across major zones such as Ikeja, Surulere, Victoria Island, Ikoyi, and Lekki, creating approximately 1800 additional parking slots.
The communication sent to religious institutions serves to notify them of their respective roles and the financial aspects of utilizing these designated parking lots. The management of these facilities will be overseen by concessionaires under the regulation of the Lagos State Parking Authority.

LASPA remains committed to improving traffic flow and parking management in Lagos State through transparent and equitable measures that benefit all residents and visitors alike. For further inquiries, please contact LASPA on call 02-01-2275230 or 02-01-2275231. You can also Visit our office at 36b Sasegbon Street, Ikeja GRA, Lagos, or visit our website at www.laspa.lg.gov.ng,

*E-signed;*

Mrs. Adebisi Adelabu,
General Manager,
Lagos State Parking Authority.

why not make motor parks for them and collect parking fee.

Lanretoye:
So the communique did not include mosques and other religions

They are included

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If they are willing to be extorted by pastors, I don't see why the State government cannot partake in the extortion scheme.

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Lovenorth:

But not to the extent of president and his vice

Vice is just decorative post. A Senate president has more influence that a VP. We've had a president and Senate president of Christian faith

They should also tax, mosques, event centers, hotels and joints and when politicians are doing campaign etc

princepeter566:
Mosque fa
What about those that always block federal road on Fridays to pray??

Parked for how many hrs?

Nukilia:


The government is highly deceptive. They copy tax ideas from other countries but never copy the development of roads and infrastructure which will make life better for the citizens

..yes you are saying the truth...we have deceptive politicians and government

OriOko88:

Vice is just decorative post. A Senate president has more influence that a VP. We've had a president and Senate president of Christian faith

Either you like it or not, the vice president is higher than the Senate president in Nigeria. Number two is ahead of tree in leadership

But agbero can collect money from the car parks and bus- stops you used tax payers money to build right ?

Even for church services? This apc government has lost it.

Goodvibes007:
If true, then that's good. The streets are public property. When you inconvenience other road users, then be ready to pay some money for alternate roads to be built.

If the church doesn't want to pay tax, then they can construct a big car park for their worshipers and members.

Hopefully, it includes all religions.

let them revoke the statement and make it generally for all religious meetings.

Awon ole paraku. The only thing they do in that their coven of devils is to devise means of fleecing an already beleaguered people.