Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has directed the immediate evacuation of waste across the state as part of efforts to address sanitation challenges and improve environmental cleanliness.
The directive comes amid ongoing concerns over waste accumulation in several parts of Lagos, with the state government reaffirming its commitment to maintaining a healthy and sustainable environment for residents.
According to the governor, all relevant agencies responsible for waste management have been instructed to intensify collection efforts and ensure the prompt removal of refuse from affected areas across the state.
The move is in line with the administration’s broader environmental agenda aimed at promoting public health, reducing pollution, and enhancing the overall quality of life for Lagos residents.
Sanwo-Olu emphasized the need for efficient coordination among waste management authorities, urging them to respond swiftly to sanitation concerns and prevent situations that could pose health risks to the public.
The governor also called on residents to support government efforts by disposing of waste responsibly and adhering to environmental regulations designed to keep communities clean.
Authorities are expected to monitor compliance with the directive while working to restore cleanliness in areas affected by waste build-up.
The renewed push for effective waste evacuation underscores the Lagos State Government’s determination to sustain a cleaner and healthier urban environment for all residents.