LAGOS RESIDENTS TO GET FREE DELIVERY OF FRESH FISH IN CELEBRATION OF KAYOKAYO FESTIVAL
In celebration of the annual Kayokayo Cultural Festival in Epe Division, and in line with the Lagos Cultural Mission Agenda of the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, the Lagos State Government has launched a unique fresh fish sales initiative with free doorstep delivery for residents in Ajah, Lekki, and Victoria Island.
The Special Adviser to the Governor on Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mr. Idris Aregbe announced the initiative on Wednesday in his office at Alausa, Ikeja.
He said the programme is part of efforts to promote local commerce, spotlight indigenous resources, and deepen the link between culture and commerce.
“This is a unique initiative aimed at promoting local commerce, showcasing indigenous resources, and strengthening the connection between culture and commerce,” Aregbe stated.
According to him, fish lovers will have the opportunity to order premium varieties of fresh fish sourced directly from the renowned Epe Fish Market. Available options include Wesafo Fish, Tilapia, White Catfish, Orange Fish, Barracuda, Red Snapper, White Snapper, Golden Fish, Mangala, Shining Nose Fish, Sona Fish (Eja-Abo), and Akokoniko Fish.
Orders can be placed between 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. on Friday, July 25, 2025, through the dedicated phone numbers: 0802 901 9111 and 0916 642 8236. All deliveries will be made on the same day at no extra cost to residents within the listed areas.
Mr. Aregbe emphasised that the initiative reflects the Lagos State Government’s commitment to celebrating cultural identity, empowering local economies, and engaging residents through innovative, community-centred approaches.
The Kayokayo Festival, a major cultural highlight in Epe, continues to serve as a vibrant platform for cultural preservation, economic stimulation, and inter-generational exchange. The week-long festivities will feature traditional processions, cultural performances, food exhibitions, and other engaging activities, inviting both residents and visitors to experience the rich heritage of the Epe Division.