Lagos Waste Management Crisis: LAWMA Battles Illegal Dumping and Inefficiencies
The article discusses the waste management crisis in Lagos, highlighting LAWMA's efforts to combat the mounting solid waste issue. Despite collecting about 13,000 tons of waste daily, challenges persist due to illegal dumping, unlicensed collectors, and market waste influx.
The state government has increased penalties for illegal dumping and is cracking down on offenders. LAWMA is focusing on clearing eyesores like refuse on medians and enforcing waste disposal regulations to improve the city's cleanliness.
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