The Chinese Construction and Civil Engineering Company ((CCCEC) has donated cash, a consignment of face masks, sanitisers and bags of rice to the Lagos State government.

Receiving the items, the Permanent Secretary (PS), Ministry of Works & Infrastructure, Olujimi Hotonu, an engineer, described the gesture as “worthy compatriots, worthy of emulation”.

He added that the items would complement the welfare package announced by Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu.

The PS reiterated that the  government would intensify efforts to ensure that the vulnerable and the less privileged were supported during the lockdown.

Hotonu, while urging residents to continue to observe the rules on social distancing and hygiene, also called on Lagosians to observe the restriction on movement as announced by the Federal Government.

A representative of the CCCEC Kelvin Lou, affirmed the readiness of his company to continue to support the government in its fight against the pandemic.

He said the company was expecting equipment and medical supplies from their home country to further assist Lagos in the battle against COVID  19.

“I hope the relationship between the Company and the State Government is further cemented by this epic fight against Coronavirus,” Liu said.

he Chinese Construction and Civil Engineering Company ((CCCEC) has donated cash, a consignment of face masks, sanitisers and bags of rice to the Lagos State government.

Receiving the items, the Permanent Secretary (PS), Ministry of Works & Infrastructure, Olujimi Hotonu, an engineer, described the gesture as “worthy compatriots, worthy of emulation”.

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He added that the items would complement the welfare package announced by Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu.

The PS reiterated that the  government would intensify efforts to ensure that the vulnerable and the less privileged were supported during the lockdown.

Hotonu, while urging residents to continue to observe the rules on social distancing and hygiene, also called on Lagosians to observe the restriction on movement as announced by the Federal Government.

A representative of the CCCEC Kelvin Lou, affirmed the readiness of his company to continue to support the government in its fight against the pandemic.

He said the company was expecting equipment and medical supplies from their home country to further assist Lagos in the battle against COVID  19.

“I hope the relationship between the Company and the State Government is further cemented by this epic fight against Coronavirus,” Liu said.