Lagos begins clearing refuse at Oshodi bus terminal after complaints
Oshodi Bus Terminal has seen a significant cleanup after heaps of refuse had piled up, causing concern among residents and traders. The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) responded to complaints and began clearing the waste, improving the environment and traffic flow. Muyiwa Gbadegesin, Managing Director of LAWMA, confirmed that the evacuation is ongoing and aims to prevent future recurrence. Residents have expressed relief and appreciation for the agency’s swift response.
What happened
- The Lagos Waste Management Authority started clearing refuse at Oshodi following complaints from residents, traders, and commuters.
- Several residents and traders, including Adeoye, Tobe, Mr Ayeni, Okechukwu, and Silas, noted improvements in cleanliness and traffic flow.
- LAWMA deployed trucks and heavy-duty equipment to remove the accumulated waste, with operations continuing at the site.
- Muyiwa Gbadegesin stated that a substantial portion of the waste has been cleared and that efforts are ongoing to maintain cleanliness.
- Residents were urged to cooperate with LAWMA to ensure a clean and safe environment at the bus terminal.
