The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) says waste disposal operations at the Olusosun Disposal Facility increase by more than 76% after upgrades to the site. In statements cited by multiple outlets, LAWMA attributes the improvement to the rehabilitation of the facility’s access road and the opening of additional waste disposal platforms. As a result of these changes, the authority reports evacuating over 18,660 metric tonnes of municipal solid waste across its disposal facilities within one week. The figures are presented as an operational outcome tied to the improvements made at Olusosun, with LAWMA describing the expanded capacity and improved site access as the main factors enabling higher volumes of waste to be processed and moved out. The reports do not provide additional details on the composition of the waste, the specific number of collection routes affected, or whether the increase represents a sustained change beyond the week referenced. Overall, both sources describe the same set of causes—road rehabilitation and additional platforms—and the same reported volume of waste evacuated following the upgrades.