Lagos State Governor’s wife Mrs Bolanle Ambode opened at the weekend the 31st Lagos State Television (LTV) Christmas funfair.
Mrs Ambode expressed delight at the conduct of the yearly children fun and entertainment event.
The yearly funfair programme attracts about 35,000 children since inception.
She described the number as a measure of good capacity for planning and execution, on the part of the LTV management.
She advised the management that the message of the Christmas season which centres on true love, forgiveness, kindness, peace and joy should not be forgotten as people go about seeking for fun and entertainment across the state.

Calling for caution among the children when handling the swings and other entertainment equipment provided by LTV, Mrs Ambode urged other school children, parents, guardians and school owners to be part of the unlimited fun.
“On the part of LTV, please ensure vigilance, good crowd control and tight security,” she said.
Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr Steve Ayorinde said that the theme of the 31stedition of the Christmas funfair is designed to extend frontiers of merrymaking in the festive season in spite of the economic realities in the country.
The economic situation, according to the Commissioner, will not reduce the standard and quality of services offered by LTV.
He said LTV Christmas Funfair has grown to become the clear leader and reference point today being a renowned platform for recreation and social interaction filling the void created by the sudden departure of famous Department Stores across the state that operated Christmas Grottos some decades ago.
Ayorinde said the premises of LTV will become a one-stop fun centre for every member of the family for the next 30 days.
“As the children visit the Grotto to see Santa Claus, parents could also do their shopping within the De Blue Roof while the whole family sits back and relax with thrilling music from top grade and upcoming musicians,” he said.
