Beginning in January 2025, Lagos State is scheduled to enact a complete ban on single-use plastics (SUPs). In a statement released on Monday, Environment Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab disclosed this information and stated that the action is anticipated to decrease waste. Wahab added that there has been a noticeable improvement in the amount of styrofoam littering in Lagos when the ban was first implemented.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
The state administration of Lagos is taking action to outlaw single-use plastics completely. Image courtesy of Babajide Sanwo-OluFacebook is the source.Lagos will outlaw single-use plastics completely.The complete prohibition of SUPs cannot be reversed. Discussions about how to phase them off are presently underway. According to Wahab, the enforcement will begin before the end of January.Littering has decreased since the start of the ban’s implementation, particularly with regard to Styrofoam.To be fair to the government, we witnessed the extent of the deterioration.
Under a government contract, Julius Berger constructed infrastructure, which included a road system, working drainage, and walkways. In order to make sure the contractors are prepared to start and to determine whether the contract period may be shortened, this tour became essential. After violent skirmishes, the Lagos government bans NURTW and puts RRS on alert. The Lagos government states that only individuals having COVID-19 immunization cards are allowed to attend the celebration, so good-bye to Owanbe.
NECA responds when the Lagos government shuts down 3 industrial firms.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>