Lagos State’s waste management authority, LAWMA, says refuse heaps across the state will soon be eliminated as it expands and rehabilitates waste disposal infrastructure. LAWMA’s Managing Director, Dr Muyiwa Gbadegesin, makes the assurance during the commissioning of rehabilitated Road E and newly constructed disposal platforms at the Olusosun Disposal Facility in Ojota. The authority frames the upgrades as part of ongoing efforts to improve waste handling and disposal operations, addressing the existing backlog of waste in different locations. Both outlets report that LAWMA presents the new platforms and the rehabilitated road as steps that will strengthen capacity and streamline disposal at the facility, which is central to waste collection and final disposal in the area. While the reports do not specify a precise timeline for when the backlog will end, they consistently describe the commissioning event as a basis for the agency’s public commitment that the visible refuse heaps will reduce and disappear in the near term.
LAWMA assures Lagos residents refuse heaps will disappear soon
Lagos State’s waste management authority, LAWMA, says refuse heaps across the state will soon be eliminated as it expands and rehabilitates waste disposal infrastructure. LAWMA’s Managing Director, Dr...
- LAWMA says refuse heaps across Lagos will soon disappear.
- LAWMA’s Managing Director, Dr Muyiwa Gbadegesin, provides the assurance.
- The statement is made during the commissioning of rehabilitated Road E and new disposal platforms at Olusosun Disposal Facility, Ojota.
- LAWMA links the improvement to upgraded waste disposal operations and reduced backlog.
- The reports do not give a specific end date for when the backlog will be fully cleared.
LAWMA assures Lagos residents that refuse heaps will soon disappear as new measures improve waste management and disposal operations across the state. Read More: https://punchng.com/refuse-heaps-to-disappear-soon-in-lagos-lawma-assures-residents/
1 hour agoBy Olasunkanmi Akoni LAGOS—THE Lagos State Waste Management Authority, LAWMA, yesterday, assured residents that the waste backlog across the state will soon be a thing of the past. LAWMA’s Managing Director, Dr Muyiwa Gbadegesin, said this during the commissioning of the rehabilitated Road E and newly constructed disposal platforms at the Olusosun Disposal Facility, Ojota […] The post Refuse heaps ’ll disappear soon — LAWMA boss appeared first on Vanguard News.
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