These offences include reckless waste disposal, unhygienic premises, non-payment of waste bills, etc. #CleanerLagos
Friday, September 29, 2023
Ladipo Market In Lagos Reportedly Shut Down
The Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Mr. Tokunbo Wahab, has ordered the immediate closure of Ladipo Market, Mushin, for several environmental offences...
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They don't have cleaners or what?? And to think environmental sanitation holds on Thursdays. Some of them will sit at home, waiting for a ghost to come and clear their mess . Cleanliness cost nothing. Water, soap and broom is affordable.
ReplyDeleteNigerians no dey like clean environment
ReplyDeleteThat place na mess abeg it deserve locking down
ReplyDeleteThat place is horror!!! It needs to actually be shut down. Whaaat! That environment is horrible.
ReplyDeleteGood
ReplyDeleteNice. Such an eyesore
ReplyDeleteIf we continue to have this mentality that I’m seeing in the comments above,Nigeria will be a better place soon.That place should indeed be locked up asap till the users figure out how to keep it clean
ReplyDeleteThe place is a mess the place is a mess, has any of you been to alabarago before?
ReplyDeleteNot only Ladipo market. Ile epo market was also shut down
ReplyDeleteJust burn it and start fresh
ReplyDeleteSame thing with many of our federal secondary school dorms
Once they give them good cash the market will be reopened.
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