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Your Excellency, I respectfully draw your attention to a recent video circulating publicly showing two women disposing of waste from their bins directly into running rainwater. This act reflects a concerning disregard for environmental sanitation and the collective responsibility we share in protecting our waterways and communities. I kindly... show more

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🚨 ONGOING: Environmental Compliance Enforcement at the Tejuosho–Ojuelegba Corridor Today, our LAWMA Waste Investigation, Surveillance and Enforcement (WISE) team, working alongside Lagos Environmental Sanitation Corps (KAI) officials, OP MESA military personnel and the Nigeria Police, is carrying out another round of enforcement operations along the Tejuosho–Ojuelegba corridor, with shops being sealed over the indiscriminate disposal of waste on the road median. 📍The operation currently covers Modele Street, Fagbile Street and Maja Street, where persistent environmental sanitation violations continue despite sustained advocacy, repeated warnings and previous engagements. These enforcement actions are necessary to restore environmental order, protect public infrastructure and ensure compliance with Lagos State environmental laws. 🔒 The affected shops will remain sealed until the required sanitation standards are met and full compliance with environmental regulations is achieved. Our objective remains compliance, not punishment. We urge all businesses and residents to patronise their assigned PSP operators, keep their surroundings clean and dispose of waste responsibly. Together, we can build a cleaner, healthier and more liveable Lagos. #KeepLagosClean #LAWMA #EnvironmentalCompliance ♻️

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Today, we convened a strategic meeting with all the 57 Local Government and Local Council Development Area Chairmen, alongside selected members of the Lagos State Executive Council, to secure their support for the successful take-off and sustenance of the re-introduced Monthly Environmental Sanitation Exercise in the state. The meeting was in furtherance of our shared commitment to restoring the culture of cleanliness across Lagos. I emphasised that achieving a cleaner, flood-free and sustainable environment requires collaboration between the State Government, Local Governments and residents. Last month, Mr. Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, formally launched the re-introduced Monthly Environmental Sanitation Exercise as a call for Lagosians to take responsibility for their immediate environment. With Lagos generating about 13,000 to 14,000 tonnes of municipal solid waste daily, the challenge of waste management requires collective and consistent action. We already have market sanitation exercises every Thursday between 7am and 10am across the State. If markets, which are central to economic activity, can observe regular sanitation, it is only right that households and communities also embrace this culture. As part of the implementation strategy, State EXCO members, Local Government Chairmen and senior officials will be assigned to various locations to monitor compliance during the designated sanitation periods. A monitoring and enforcement team will also be deployed to ensure effectiveness. In addition, we will introduce a monthly award for the cleanest Local Government or LCDA, with incentives attached, to encourage healthy competition and reward commitment to environmental cleanliness. We also urged all Chairmen to intensify public enlightenment on proper waste disposal and discourage dumping refuse on roads, medians, open spaces, drainages and canals. I appreciate the commitment of the Conference 57 Chairman, Hon. Sesan Olowa Hon Abdulahi Sesan Olowa , and all 57 Chairmen who pledged their full support for the initiative. Their collaboration is critical to restoring environmental discipline and sustaining a cleaner Lagos. Together, we will rebuild the culture of sanitation and create a cleaner, safer and more sustainable environment for all. #CleanerLagos #GreaterLagos

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226,849 次观看 • 6 个月前

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ONGOING: Following the expiration of compliance notices, LAWMA’s Waste Investigation, Surveillance and Enforcement (WISE) team has commenced the sealing of non-compliant shops and plazas along the Tejuosho–Ojuelegba corridor. The enforcement action targets premises that failed to comply with waste management regulations and continued the indiscriminate disposal of waste on public roads. A clean Lagos requires compliance, not convenience. We will continue to enforce environmental laws to protect public health, keep our roads clean, and hold offenders accountable. The Lagos State Govt Babajide Sanwo-Olu Obafemi Hamzat Tokunbo Wahab #KeepLagosClean #LAWMA #EnvironmentalEnforcement

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Buzstopboys

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Today, I met with the Acting Chairman of Agege Local Government, Hon. Ganiu Obasa in company of other heads of agencies, permanent secretaries and directors, to strengthen collaboration between the State and Local Governments on environmental sustainability and waste management. Our discussion focused on how to move from a linear waste system, where we simply pick and drop, to a circular system where waste becomes a resource. This is the future we are building for Lagos. We agreed that real progress in achieving a cleaner, flood-free, and sustainable Lagos must begin at the grassroots. The Local Governments and LCDAs play a critical role in ensuring that every household, market, and street supports the State’s vision for a cleaner environment. As part of our action points: Environmental Health Officers will work directly with LAWMA to strengthen enforcement and ensure prompt waste collection. LASPARK will support identified areas in Agege with greenery and beautification. Drainage engineers attached to the LGA will provide technical support on flooding and channel maintenance. This partnership is a reminder that sustainability is a shared responsibility. Together, we can build the cleaner, safer, and more resilient Lagos we all deserve. #CleanerLagos #GreaterLagos

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89,634 次观看 • 10 个月前

A total of 396 beggars were apprehended by operatives of the Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps as part of the Lagos State Government’s sustained efforts to sanitize the state and curb illegal activities. The apprehended individuals will be profiled, provided with appropriate assistance where necessary, and handed over to the relevant authorities to facilitate their safe return to their respective states. This initiative reflects the government’s commitment to maintaining public order, protecting the environment, and ensuring a cleaner, safer, and more secure Lagos for all. #ZeroToleranceLagos

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Tokunbo Wahab

198,447 次观看 • 2 个月前

$The Lagos State Government remains committed to restoring order and ensuring that public spaces are used responsibly and safely. I have been briefed on the latest enforcement carried out by KAI operatives around Ketu, Mile 12, Ikosi Road, and the 7UP corridor. The operation, which resulted in the arrest of twenty individuals engaging in street begging and related activities, is part of our ongoing mop-up exercise designed to curb environmental infractions, safeguard the public, and prevent activities that threaten safety, traffic flow, and sanitation. Those apprehended have been transferred to the appropriate authorities for profiling and further necessary action. We will continue to enforce environmental laws across the State, and I urge members of the public to support this effort by reporting locations where such activities persist. Our goal is to keep Lagos clean, orderly, and safe for everyone. #ZeroToleranceLagos$

The Lagos State Government remains committed to restoring order and ensuring that public spaces are used responsibly and safely. I have been briefed on the latest enforcement carried out by KAI operatives around Ketu, Mile 12, Ikosi Road, and the 7UP corridor. The operation, which resulted in the arrest of twenty individuals engaging in street begging and related activities, is part of our ongoing mop-up exercise designed to curb environmental infractions, safeguard the public, and prevent activities that threaten safety, traffic flow, and sanitation. Those apprehended have been transferred to the appropriate authorities for profiling and further necessary action. We will continue to enforce environmental laws across the State, and I urge members of the public to support this effort by reporting locations where such activities persist. Our goal is to keep Lagos clean, orderly, and safe for everyone. #ZeroToleranceLagos

Tokunbo Wahab

61,151 次观看 • 9 个月前

Leo tumekuwa pale Kangemi, where vendors have been consistently dumping waste in the middle of the road, creating both an environmental and public health hazard. We engaged the market leadership on the best ways to restore environmental order and ensure full compliance with waste management regulations. I also conducted awareness sessions with the traders on the importance of maintaining cleanliness and working together to stop illegal dumping. We will continue to monitor the area closely to ensure full compliance and keep Kangemi clean and safe for everyone.

Leo tumekuwa pale Kangemi, where vendors have been consistently dumping waste in the middle of the road, creating both an environmental and public health hazard. We engaged the market leadership on the best ways to restore environmental order and ensure full compliance with waste management regulations. I also conducted awareness sessions with the traders on the importance of maintaining cleanliness and working together to stop illegal dumping. We will continue to monitor the area closely to ensure full compliance and keep Kangemi clean and safe for everyone.

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55,478 次观看 • 11 个月前

Across the State right now, LAWMA intervention trucks are working side by side with waste compactors from our Local Government Councils and I am pleased to confirm that they are actively collecting and evacuating every bag, every pile, and every debris generated during the monthly environmental sanitation exercise. This collaboration between LAWMA and the Local Government Councils is exactly the kind of synergy we envisioned when we reinstated this exercise because waste management must be a shared responsibility from the state level right down to the grassroots. I commend the swift response of our teams on the field and I assure every Lagosian that we will not rest until the entire city is clean, cleared, and safe. This is the operational backbone of our commitment to a #CleanerLagos and a #GreaterLagos.

Across the State right now, LAWMA intervention trucks are working side by side with waste compactors from our Local Government Councils and I am pleased to confirm that they are actively collecting and evacuating every bag, every pile, and every debris generated during the monthly environmental sanitation exercise. This collaboration between LAWMA and the Local Government Councils is exactly the kind of synergy we envisioned when we reinstated this exercise because waste management must be a shared responsibility from the state level right down to the grassroots. I commend the swift response of our teams on the field and I assure every Lagosian that we will not rest until the entire city is clean, cleared, and safe. This is the operational backbone of our commitment to a #CleanerLagos and a #GreaterLagos.

Tokunbo Wahab

18,168 次观看 • 4 个月前

Today, I joined the Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Dr. Obafemi Hamzat Obafemi Hamzat, his wife, Mrs Oluremi Hamzat, and other stakeholders, during the monthly environmental sanitation exercise in FESTAC, Amuwo-Odofin LGA. Lagos is intensifying efforts to build a more efficient, sustainable and accountable waste management system across the State. With over 200 compactor trucks that the state government has just acquired to strengthen waste evacuation, the Ministry is also working round the clock to address challenges at landfills, dumpsites and critical waste collection points, while continuing engagements with PSP operators to improve service delivery. We recognise that residents’ willingness to pay for waste collection is directly linked to the quality and reliability of the services provided. Our intervention is therefore focused on ensuring that the system works better for everyone. We must also discourage the patronage of unregulated cart pushers, whose activities often result in indiscriminate dumping on medians, roads and drainage channels, with serious consequences for the environment and flood management. A cleaner Lagos requires a collective effort. Government will continue to provide the leadership, infrastructure and regulation needed, but residents must also take responsibility by properly disposing of their waste and keeping their surroundings clean - not only on sanitation days, but every day. #CleanerLagos

Today, I joined the Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Dr. Obafemi Hamzat Obafemi Hamzat, his wife, Mrs Oluremi Hamzat, and other stakeholders, during the monthly environmental sanitation exercise in FESTAC, Amuwo-Odofin LGA. Lagos is intensifying efforts to build a more efficient, sustainable and accountable waste management system across the State. With over 200 compactor trucks that the state government has just acquired to strengthen waste evacuation, the Ministry is also working round the clock to address challenges at landfills, dumpsites and critical waste collection points, while continuing engagements with PSP operators to improve service delivery. We recognise that residents’ willingness to pay for waste collection is directly linked to the quality and reliability of the services provided. Our intervention is therefore focused on ensuring that the system works better for everyone. We must also discourage the patronage of unregulated cart pushers, whose activities often result in indiscriminate dumping on medians, roads and drainage channels, with serious consequences for the environment and flood management. A cleaner Lagos requires a collective effort. Government will continue to provide the leadership, infrastructure and regulation needed, but residents must also take responsibility by properly disposing of their waste and keeping their surroundings clean - not only on sanitation days, but every day. #CleanerLagos

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30,314 次观看 • 11 天前

We sincerely appreciate Superintendent Dr. Sam Akomiah, Director of the Ghana Police High Risk Training School (HROT), for coming on board with BuzstopBoys in championing environmental sustainability. Your leadership, commitment, and support toward a cleaner and safer environment inspire collective action and strengthen the fight against environmental degradation. Together, we are building a more sustainable future for Ghana.

We sincerely appreciate Superintendent Dr. Sam Akomiah, Director of the Ghana Police High Risk Training School (HROT), for coming on board with BuzstopBoys in championing environmental sustainability. Your leadership, commitment, and support toward a cleaner and safer environment inspire collective action and strengthen the fight against environmental degradation. Together, we are building a more sustainable future for Ghana.

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