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The Lagos State Parks and Gardens Agency, LASPARK, has stated that all public parks under its management throughout the state will be temporarily closed for routine maintenance and enhancements.
In a statement issued on January 9 and shared through its official channels early Saturday, LASPARK announced, “All parks under our management will be closed to the public from January 12 to January 31, 2026.”
“This decision follows the increased visitor activity during the recent festive season.”
The agency identified several popular recreational locations that will be impacted, including “Ndubisi Kanu Park, Alausa JJT Park, Dr. Finnih Abayomi Park in Oregun, and all other LASPARK-managed parks across Lagos State.”
Clarifying the reason for the closure, LASPARK stated, “The temporary shutdown is essential to perform necessary landscaping, facility repairs, and general upgrades to ensure that our parks remain safe, clean, and enjoyable for both residents and visitors.”
The agency also emphasized that this initiative aligns with its broader mission, noting, “This maintenance program is part of our commitment to providing well-maintained green spaces that promote relaxation, wellness, and environmental sustainability.”
LASPARK assured the community that “all parks will reopen at the conclusion of the maintenance period.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are the parks closing?
The parks are closing for routine maintenance and upgrades to ensure they remain safe, clean, and enjoyable for all visitors.
When will the parks reopen?
The parks are scheduled to reopen at the end of the maintenance period on January 31, 2026.
Which parks will be affected by the closure?
The affected parks include Ndubisi Kanu Park, Alausa JJT Park, Dr. Finnih Abayomi Park in Oregun, and all other parks managed by LASPARK across Lagos State.
Eze Chidiebere Paul
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