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This incompetent politician.

The man called cart pushers and kole kole "powerful syndicate "

christejames:
Good one, hope our smelly Lagos tag will die down after every exercise

you must be yoruba

christejames:
Good one, hope our smelly Lagos tag will die down after every exercise

The same culprits will go to court to stop it but will come online to run their mouth say Lagos dey smell. Smello people☹️

SocialJustice:
This incompetent politician.

do New York do environmental sanitation ke Tokyo or Brisbane


They have lost ideas in APC

There is no civilised part of the world where a day is set aside for human vehicular movement restrictions on of sanitation. This is going back to the old unproductive ways of doing things. Simply put the government agency in charge of ensuring that people keep their neighbourhood clean, on their toes and watch how things turn out. Declaring a day for sanitation will not guarantee a clean environment, people will simply take that to play football on the deserted street, watch movies or engage in other activities that are not sanitation-related.

AK481:
The man called cart pushers and kole kole "powerful syndicate "

He knows his masters

If you like, clean Lagos everyday, it will still smell badly.
The smell of tinubu's legacies ain't going nowhere.
Tinubu built Lagos to be a haven for ghettos, shanties, slums and agberos.
If you like, vacuum-clean Lagos, its smell will be so worse, it will make the smell of a rotten fish tolerable..

All. thanks to scott iguma

If he hadn’t said that Lagos is smelling

They wouldn’t have taken actions.

Lagos used to be very clean and everyone coming out to clean Lagos during environmental days...

olajay86:
…Moves Against Syndicate Behind Cart-Pushing Business In Idi-Araba



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They really need it. And the said Thursday sanitation should continue too. All market men and women, lock & shops should be force to carry out the exercises. The government should invest in waste management by providing good vehicles for carrying the waste. There should proper waste dumping sites where some of the waste be converted for another purpose. They should not give to party chief to handle it but they can give it to reliable private companies. These will create job opportunities at all local government area across Lagos state.

Wón jẹbi
That time, they were behaving as if they were the smartest

baralatie:

Do you now the cost of building an substrata network of drainages and sewers
Do you now how many houses that will have to give way

You dey mind am. They use mouth do analysis but the brain is not there. If they start demolishing houses na them go still talk say govt is destroying houses when they could have mandated sanitation day.

Nothing fit please this guys!

olajay86:
…Moves Against Syndicate Behind Cart-Pushing Business In Idi-Araba



https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1ANubfcxha/

Anything them like make dem do

It will be lagos fo back to its saturday cleaning like it use to do it back. There will be no movement till 10am . let it be 2 saturdays in a month. This thursday sanitation is as though it only concern business people.

Do you think these people are not reading our comments on social medias? People were bashing Lagos State to be smelling badly, which is true now they wanna commence the sanitation. They should be arresting people dropping dirt on the floor and water ways. Once you finish drinking your bottle water or soft drink keep the pet bottle in your bag or dispose it off in a wastebasket. Some people are just filty.

Kemetian:
The Lagos state government should stop messing around and build proper underground drainage systems.

No modern city does this “clean up day” nonsense because the infrastructure negates the need for that.

If you build roads with covered drainage and sidewalks, there would be no need to force residents out of their homes to dig rubbish from your filthy open gutters.

There’s no need for an “environmental day” in Abuja, because the infrastructure is well built, and there are no filthy open gutters to “clean up”.

I had to to like this post

Wish I could like it a million times.

People will be saying, "don't throw stuff in gutters", but like, why do you have an open gutter in the first place?

Imagine if your bathtub or sink, had one massive hole big enough to take a human, instead of small holes that barely let hair through, wouldn't your shampoo bottle, soup bar, body wash... be falling inside your bathroom or sink "gutter"?

Instead, when your shampoo bottle falls in the bathtub, you don't worry that it will enter one hole, you simply pick it up, cause the drain hole can never allow something of that size to through.

No Nigerian in 2025 should open gutter.

It's sad, even in Oniru V.I with houses worth millions, when you walk on the street, you'd see the most greenish algae filled, poo filled, urine pool called gutter.

chai

Not bad as long as it doesn't encroach movements.

Look at the open drain in one of the pictures. How will that not have a smell?

campbelljosh:
Do you think these people are not reading our comments on social medias? People were bashing Lagos State to be smelling badly, which is true now they wanna commence the sanitation. They should be arresting people dropping dirt on the floor and water ways. Once you finish drinking your bottle water or soft drink keep the pet bottle in your bag or dispose it off in a wastebasket. Some people are just filty.

Almost everyone is guilty of this. I sometimes wonder who thought us to throw our bottle water from car window to the street? I look at 1960 short video, Nigeria was super clean in Lagos despite being the capital of Nigeria that time.
environmentL sanitation as a kid then, where everyone will come out to clean the drainage and everyone will talk politics and you see sanitation officers parading main street and others.
While though I was little I could still . Lagos was super clean then though the drainage system then was very poor.

Other states should follow oo

It's good for Lagos

That place they're standing, is that still Lagos ?



Someone answer me

I don't think Lagos can ever be clean.

Kemetian:
The Lagos state government should stop messing around and build proper underground drainage systems.

No modern city does this “clean up day” nonsense because the infrastructure negates the need for that.

If you build roads with covered drainage and sidewalks, there would be no need to force residents out of their homes to dig rubbish from your filthy open gutters.

There’s no need for an “environmental day” in Abuja, because the infrastructure is well built, and there are no filthy open gutters to “clean up”.

Rwanda has open gutters, have you seen how clean the country is? Indian has underground drainage systems but it's 10x dirtier than Nigeria. The reality is, a clean society is heavily influenced by the mentality of its populace.

Abuja is more sparsely populated, that's why it's cleaner. Not because of any gutters.

Lagos too dirty like abia

Niok:
Lagos too dirty like abia

Abia is not dirty anymore - where have you been? On Mars?

Kemetian:
The Lagos state government should stop messing around and build proper underground drainage systems.

No modern city does this “clean up day” nonsense because the infrastructure negates the need for that.

If you build roads with covered drainage and sidewalks, there would be no need to force residents out of their homes to dig rubbish from your filthy open gutters.

There’s no need for an “environmental day” in Abuja, because the infrastructure is well built, and there are no filthy open gutters to “clean up”.

In Nigeria, government's responsibilities are always pushed to the citizens, particularly poor citizens. Lagos State Government has no sanitation trucks, have no waste disposal facilities/incinerators, have no sanitation officers, but want to put the responsibility of disposing waste on ordinary citizens, by infringing on the fundamental constitutional rights of free movement, which the courts have already frowned on.

eenai:
There is no civilised part of the world where a day is set aside for human vehicular movement restrictions on of sanitation. This is going back to the old unproductive ways of doing things. Simply put the government agency in charge of ensuring that people keep their neighbourhood clean, on their toes and watch how things turn out. Declaring a day for sanitation will not guarantee a clean environment, people will simply take that to play football on the deserted street, watch movies or engage in other activities that are not sanitation-related.

It has already been declared unconstitutional and illegal by the courts. The Lagos State government is only attempting to wake a dead horse.