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Don’t use cart pushers, patronize PSP Operator LAWMA urges residents

Lagos Waste Management Authority ( LAWMA ) has urged the state residents to avoid using cart pushers and instead, patronize the assigned PSP operators for waste disposal.@Lawma_gov
byTayo Aderinola
10/05/2023
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Lagos Waste Management Authority ( LAWMA ) has urged the state residents to avoid using cart pushers and instead, patronize the assigned PSP operators for waste disposal.@Lawma_gov

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Mr Sanni Idowu, the Head of Lawma Enforcement made the plea in a statement during a seal-up of a recalcitrant property caught red-handed patronizing cart pushers along the Abule Egbe area of Lagos

On further investigation, it was discovered that the property is indebted to assigned PSP Operators.

Sanni also urged the residents to ensure regular payment of their waste bills and as well acquire waste bins for their respective homes for proper waste disposal for cleaner Lagos #ForAgreaterLagos

Don’t use cart pushers, patronize PSP Operator LAWMA Urges Residents

Lagos Waste Management Authority ( LAWMA ) has urged the state residents to avoid using cart pushers & instead, patronize the assigned PSP operators for waste disposal.@Lawma_gov

Mr Sanni Idowu, the Head of LAWMA Enforcement made the plea in a statement during a seal-up of a recalcitrant property caught red-handed patronizing cart pushers along the Abule Egbe area of Lagos

On further investigation, it was discovered that the property is indebted to assigned PSP Operators.

Sanni also urged the residents to ensure regular payment of their waste bills and as well acquire waste bins for their respective homes for proper waste disposal for cleaner Lagos #ForAgreaterLagos

 

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