Lawma continues enforcement to tackle illegal waste in Lagos
The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has intensified its enforcement operations to address illegal waste activities in Lagos. The agency reported that a significant operation took place on March 22, 2026. Surveillance and enforcement activities targeted key areas, including Ketu-Alapere and several black spots along Ikorodu Road. LAWMA emphasized its ongoing commitment to maintaining a cleaner and healthier environment in the state.
What happened
- LAWMA sustained zero-tolerance enforcement operations across major parts of Lagos on March 22, 2026.
- Monitoring and enforcement were carried out within Ketu-Alapere inner streets, Agboyi-Ketu LCDA, where wheelbarrows used for unauthorized waste disposal were confiscated.
- The team maintained vigilance at previously eradicated black spots along Ikorodu Road, including Owode Elede median, Owode Onirin median, Mile 12 flyover bridge perimeter, and the Y-junction verges opposite the LAMATA bus yard.
- These actions are part of ongoing sanitation efforts to curb illegal waste collection and dumping.
- LAWMA reiterated that compliance with waste management regulations remains mandatory for all residents.
