Lagos State Urges Residents for Cleaner Environment on World Environment Day

The Lagos State Government marked the 2026 World Environment Day, calling on residents to actively participate in environmental protection to ensure a cleaner and healthier state. The event, which is part of a global initiative, was led by Tokunbo Wahab, the Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources.

The government reaffirmed its commitment to sustainable environmental management, waste management reforms, and the enforcement of environmental laws. The campaign aims to raise public awareness and encourage actions that safeguard natural resources for future generations.

Residents, business owners, and community leaders were urged to adopt proper waste disposal practices and avoid actions that harm the environment, such as indiscriminate dumping. The government also emphasized ongoing enforcement actions against environmental violations and illegal dumping across the state.

The initiative aims to improve sanitation and environmental discipline within communities, highlighting the collective effort required to achieve a sustainable future for Lagos State.