Lagos urges residents to keep the state clean on World Environment Day
The Lagos State Government has called on residents to take responsibility for protecting the environment and maintaining a cleaner state. Tokunbo Wahab, Commissioner for the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources, highlighted the importance of collective action in achieving a healthier Lagos. The government reaffirmed its commitment to sustainable environmental management through ongoing initiatives and enforcement. Residents were encouraged to adopt proper waste disposal practices and support government efforts.
What we know
- Tokunbo Wahab stated that Lagos is committed to sustainable environmental practices through sanitation, waste management reforms, and public enlightenment campaigns.
- The government emphasized that environmental protection is a shared responsibility involving individuals, businesses, and community leaders.
- Residents were urged to avoid harmful practices like blocking drainage channels and indiscriminate dumping of waste.
- Enforcement actions against environmental violations, such as illegal dumpsites and open defecation, are ongoing across the state.
- The government called on all citizens to support cleanliness, recycling, and environmental discipline to build a more sustainable Lagos.
