LAWMA prosecutes 280 waste offenders in six months
He reiterated LAWMA’s commitment to sustaining its enforcement and public enlightenment campaigns and urged residents to report cases of indiscriminate waste disposal through the agency’s official reporting channels.
Gbadegesin said, alongside enforcement, LAWMA had intensified public enlightenment and community engagement to educate residents on proper waste disposal and the dangers posed by blocked drainage channels, particularly during the rainy season.
Gbadegesin said the prosecutions, which resulted in convictions, followed increased surveillance, public complaints and targeted enforcement operations in markets, roadsides, canals and residential areas identified as locations for illegal waste disposal.
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