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Six arrested in Lagos over illegal waste dumping|LAGOS EYE NEWS
Six people have been arrested in Lagos after being caught dumping refuse at an unauthorised location during an overnight surveillance operation in the Ikotun and Igando areas. The arrests were carried out by the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) Waste Infractions Surveillance and Investigation Team during an operation that began late on Wednesday and continued into the morning of 23…
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Dumping of Refuse Increase after Placing N10,000 fine for Defaulter
Dumping of Refuse Increase after Placing N10,000 fine for Defaulter
A man identify as Ayo Baje has share photo showing how dumping of Refuse has increased after warning and a fine of N10,000 for a Defaulter. The photo which he share on his Facebook wall show a hips of Refuse package in sack bags in the front of the placard with warning inscription and stipulated fine. Baje who share the photo advise Nigerian to take health issue serious. He said “WASTE…
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Lagos warns against indiscriminate dumping of refuse
Lagos warns against indiscriminate dumping of refuse
The Lagos State government has issued a stern warning to residents dumping their refuse indiscriminately on the streets and dredgers sand-filling wetlands to desist from such acts or face the law.
Babatunde Adejare, the Commissioner for Environment, stated this on Friday during a programme on Channels Television.
According to Mr. Adejare, the PSP (private sector participants) could no longer cope…
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