Lagos State Government Engages Students for Environmental Action

The Lagos State Government has called on students to engage in environmental sustainability efforts by adopting proper waste-disposal practices, reducing plastic use, and maintaining clean surroundings. This initiative was announced by Tajudeen Gaji, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources, during the annual sensitization program of the Environmental Bees Club.
Gaji, represented by Banire Monsurat, the Director of the Environmental Education Unit, highlighted the theme “Young Environmental Champions: Building a Greener Lagos.” He stressed that environmental protection requires collective action from the government, residents, schools, and businesses. Gaji pointed out that Lagos faces significant environmental challenges, including improper waste disposal and flooding, which necessitate active participation from all residents.
He encouraged club members to identify local environmental issues and develop practical solutions, emphasizing that even small actions can lead to significant improvements in the environment. The ministry aims to strengthen environmental education and partnerships to foster a responsible and environmentally conscious citizenry.
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