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Lagos Transport Ministry Condoles With LAWMA, Family Of Street Sweepers                                           *Gives own account of Gbagada accident

Lagos Transport Ministry Condoles With LAWMA, Family Of Street Sweepers *Gives own account of Gbagada accident

Lagos Transport Ministry Condoles With Lawma, Family Of Street Sweepers. *Gives own account of Gbagada accident The Lagos State Ministry of Transportation (MOT) says her attention has been drawn to the above captioned story circulating on social media alleging that LASTMA personnel were responsible for a fatal incident that claimed the lives of The Lagos State Ministry of Transportation has expressed its profound condolences to the management of LAWMA and families oftwo LAWMA Street Sweepers who lost their lives yesterday around Charlie Boy at Gbagada inward Oworonsoki, Lagos. The ministry prayed for the repose of the departed souls. In the…
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Don’t Turn Abandoned Properties To Refuse Dumps – LAWMA MD

Don’t Turn Abandoned Properties To Refuse Dumps – LAWMA MD

Don't Turn Abandoned Properties To Refuse Dumps - LAWMA MD   The Managing Director/CEO of the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA), Ibrahim Odumboni, has warned residents against turning abandoned properties to dumpsites, or using waste to reclaim lands for future uses. Odumboni who spoke through a release from the Authority at Ijora-Olopa, noted that both illegal practices constituted environmental offences, punishable by outright forfeiture of such properties and prosecution of violators. According to him, "LAWMA is issuing a strong warning that people should stop dumping refuse in abandoned properties. They should also desist from using waste to reclaim lands for…
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Lawma Marks 3rd Anniversary Of Lagos Recycle Initiative   …stresses use of PAKAM app

Lawma Marks 3rd Anniversary Of Lagos Recycle Initiative …stresses use of PAKAM app

Lawma Marks 3rd Anniversary Of Lagos Recycle Initiative …stresses use of PAKAM app   Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has celebrated the 3rd anniversary of the Lagos Recycle Initiative, launched three years ago, to introduce waste sorting at source for recycling purposes, to tackle the challenge of plastic pollution, as well as create jobs for teeming residents. The event, organised by Food & Beverage Recycling Alliance and Lagos Recyclers Association, in conjunction with LAWMA, took place at the agency’s Olusosun Resource Centre, Ojota, with various sectoral stakeholders in attendance. In his address, the Managing Director/CEO of LAWMA, Mr. Ibrahim Odumboni,…
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