By Wellington Jopelo
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has reportedly removed the General Manager of Lagos Television (LTV), Adesola Kosoko, in what is being linked to allegations of corruption and administrative misconduct.
The decision is said to be part of a broader shake-up within state-owned media agencies, with the government tightening oversight on public institutions.
Kosoko, who was previously appointed to head LTV, was said to have been relieved of her duties with immediate effect pending further administrative review.
Sources claim the action followed concerns raised around financial operations and internal management practices at the television station.
The development has triggered reactions within media and political circles in Lagos, with some describing it as part of ongoing reforms in state-owned establishments.
Officials are yet to release a detailed statement outlining the full reasons behind the decision, but insiders say more changes may follow in other agencies.
The LTV leadership change adds to a series of recent adjustments in Lagos government parastatals as the administration continues restructuring efforts.
Attention is now on who will be appointed to take over the station’s management in the coming days.