Lagos revives dumpsites, targets 3,000 compactor trucks to tackle waste evacuation challenges
The assurance was given by the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA), which said ongoing rehabilitation of Road E at the Olusosun disposal facility, Ojota, and other interventions would enhance access for waste collection vehicles and improve evacuation operations across the metropolis.“The ongoing rehabilitation of Road E will restore seamless access to the facility and substantially improve waste evacuation across the state,” he said.
Each facility, he said, would have the capacity to process 2,500 metric tonnes of waste daily, significantly increasing Lagos’ waste handling capacity and improving transportation efficiency.
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