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LAWMA arrests two for dumping human waste on Lagos road median

The Lagos Waste Management Authority has arrested two men, Sabo Ali and Ahead Adamu, for allegedly dumping faecal waste on a road median in Oshodi. Read More: https://punchng.com/lawma-arrests-two-for-dumping-human-waste-on-lagos-road-median/

LAWMA arrests two for dumping human waste on Lagos road median

Two men, Sabo Ali, 50, and Ahead Adamu, 30, have been apprehended by the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LWMA) for allegedly depositing human waste on a road median in Oshodi, Lagos State. The incident, which occurred in the Oshodi area, involved the suspects using a cart to transport the waste to the median. This illegal activity has been deemed a threat to public health and safety, prompting swift action by the LWMA.

Muyiwa Gbadegesin, the Managing Director of LWMA, announced the arrest on his verified X account, stating that the property used by the suspects for the illegal disposal had been sealed by the Kick Against Indiscipline team. Gbadegesin emphasized that the enforcement action was part of broader efforts to combat illegal waste disposal and safeguard public spaces across Lagos. He called on residents to report any instances of illegal waste dumping and to dispose of their waste responsibly using approved collection services.

Gbadegesin urged the public to play their part in maintaining a cleaner and healthier Lagos. He expressed the LWMA's commitment to identifying and disrupting illegal dumping activities while enforcing environmental laws to protect public spaces. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible waste management and the consequences of disregarding environmental regulations.

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