LAWMA Cleans Up Badagry Expressway for Safer Commuting

The Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has undertaken a comprehensive cleanup operation along the Badagry Expressway, specifically targeting the Mile 2 to Badagry corridor. This initiative, disclosed in a statement shared on the Lagos State Government's Facebook page on Monday, involves the removal of accumulated waste and the sanitation of identified areas, including the Abule Ado BRT corridor and the Agboju median.
The operation aims to ensure that the corridor remains clean and safe for road users. LAWMA's efforts include the use of refuse transfer trucks for proper disposal of waste, demonstrating the agency's commitment to maintaining a cleaner Lagos.
The cleanup is part of a broader strategy to enforce environmental hygiene across the state, aligning with the Lagos State Government's vision for a cleaner and sustainable megacity. The statement emphasizes the importance of community collaboration and urges residents and motorists to responsibly dispose of waste, highlighting the role of private sector participation in sustaining these efforts.
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