Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, is spearheading a comprehensive campaign to transform the city into a cleaner, more eco-friendly metropolis.
The battle against waste and pollution is becoming a shared mission, requiring innovative approaches and unwavering commitment.
Governor Sanwo-Olu entrusted the crucial role of Commissioner of Environment and Water Resources to Tokunbo Wahab, recognising his passion, pragmatism, and discipline in tackling complex environmental issues.
Wahab’s appointment signals a commitment to achieving a cleaner and more sustainable Lagos.
In close collaboration with various government agencies, Wahab and his team have embarked on a proactive mission to cleanse and rejuvenate the city.
One striking example of their success is the reclamation of an illegal dumpsite in Amuwo Odofin, which showcases the city’s determination to transform its landscape and eliminate the blight of illegal waste disposal.
The cleanup initiatives are not limited to one location but are sweeping across Lagos State, addressing waste and pollution concerns at their source.
The governor emphasised the importance of resident participation, urging everyone to support these efforts and cease the practice of indiscriminate dumping.
In a bid to foster a cleaner environment, residents are encouraged to responsibly bag their waste.
Governor Sanwo-Olu’s vision for a cleaner Lagos is taking shape, thanks to the passionate leadership of Wahab and the coordinated efforts of various government bodies.
Together, they are working tirelessly to realize this ambitious goal, transforming Lagos into a shining example of environmental responsibility and sustainable urban development.
