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...he urged the public to be aware of what might be driving some of these complaints that are increasing on ...

Speaking at the event, Mr Gbadegesin said the city’s 23 million residents generate 5.46 million tonnes of waste annually.

“The contaminated goods have been recovered, and the arrested parties will be charged to court accordingly,” Mr Akerele said.

The vehicle facility, established by a business mogul, Aliko Dangote, was commissioned over the weekend in Lagos by the Senate ...

LAWMA says the "reckless driver" has yet to be arrested.

The two markets were shut down for flouting the state’s environmental laws.

The Lagos State Government says business activities would commence at the popular Ladipo marker, a spare parts market, after its ...

The closure of Ladipo Market follows a similar action taken against Oyingbo, Alayabiagba, Oke-odo markets, and some plazas around the ...

“It is crucial for residents to cultivate proper environmental habits and support the efforts of the authority to establish a ...

The LAWMA boss said despite serving abatement notices to the markets, they continued their "mindless environmental violation."

The agency said each household in Lagos ought to have two waste bins

The agency says it had begun processes of dual fuel system for waste disposal trucks

The suspect and his co-worker demanded a N5 million ransom but collected N150,000

In one instance, Mr Odumboni was queried by Lagos commissioner for environment for selling at least 55 mostly serviceable heavy-duty ...

An official said the landfill will be closed for 48 hours for maintenance.

As a densely populated neighbourhood, community members lament the impact of indiscriminate waste disposals by the cart pushers, with many ...

"Olusosun is our largest dumpsite, it takes almost 65 per cent of the wastes that are collected in Lagos..."

A Volkswagen commercial bus rammed into the parked truck, causing the death of the driver and pedestrians

The governor said residents can move from 8am to 6pm for Saturday and Sunday.

The sweepers earn well below the national minimum wage and several of them do not have access to health insurance.

LAWMA says the new initiative will start 4.00 A.M. each day.

The operator says there was a mistake that was promptly cleared.

He said the plan would be actualised by July.

The Lagos government said it is reorganising waste disposal and management to be more efficient.

The operators say the Lagos government wants to replace them with a foreign firm.