In a bold move to tackle environmental violations, the Lagos State Government has sealed off 13 markets in Ketu and Mile 12 for persistently flouting the state’s waste management laws.
The Lagos State Government has shut down 13 markets in Ketu and Mile 12 for repeatedly violating environmental laws, as announced by Environment Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab.
Wahab disclosed the enforcement action in an X post, emphasizing the state’s zero-tolerance stance against environmental infractions. The affected markets were penalized for persistent non-compliance with Lagos’ waste disposal regulations.
The crackdown underscores the government’s commitment to enforcing cleanliness standards. Wahab warned that further violations would attract stiffer penalties, urging traders to adhere to environmental laws.
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