Boundary Dispute: Ifo chairman, Ogun urges Lagos to call Ojodu counterpart to order over signpost

The Chairman of Ifo LGA in Ogun State, urged the Lagos State Government to call his Ojodu LGA counterpart to order over the erection of a signpost bearing the inscription, “Welcome to Lagos State,” at a disputed location bordering the tw…
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