The Lagos State Government has lifted the order on restriction of movement during the forthcoming Monthly Environmental Sanitation Exercise on Saturday, 26th March, 2016 lifted the order on restriction of movement to allow for free movement of people and vehicles during the Easter celebration.

A statement issued on Thursday by the Office of the Commissioner for the Ministry of Environment, Dr. Babatunde Adejare, noted that despite the lifting of the restriction order, Lagosians are still expected to observe the monthly exercise by cleaning their homes and immediate environment.

The Commissioner enjoined Lagosians to make the cleaning of their environment top priority in realization of the fact that the rainy season is fast approaching, saying that
“As we gradually approach the rainy season, Lagosians must shun acts that could contribute to flooding such as dumping waste in unauthorized places like canals and drainage channels.”

“We cannot but encourage cleanliness in all aspects of our physical and spiritual life, having just completed the 40 days of the Christian fasting. I therefore wish to enjoin all and sundry to ensure that the festival is celebrated in the cleanliest environment possible.”

While wishing all Lagosians a happy Easter celebration, Adejare advised them to celebrate in moderation and be conscious of their environment, stressing that “we need to respect our environment, so as not to incur the wrath of nature.”

The Commissioner further admonished all residents to bag their refuse properly to allow for easy collection and disposal to designated landfill sites by LAWMA and PSP Operators, adding that LAWMA has been fully mobilized to deploy men and equipment to ensure prompt evacuation of waste generated during the festive period.

While reminding Lagosians that a clean, safe and healthy environment promotes healthy living, he urged all and sundry to join the crusade for a cleaner, healthier environment with sustainable economic growth and well-being of the citizenry.

http://www.lasgidionline.com.ng/2016/03/easter-celebration-lagos-lifts-order-on.html

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Nicely!

Good development!

Ok...I haff heard...!!!

Thank God

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for his phone with the torchlight of the same phone he
was looking for. He got so worried about the phone
and was almost in tears even his room mate,who was
also high, decided to join him in the search.

After 45
minutes of searching, his phone rang, he picked the call and quickly replied the caller “I’ll call you back,
I’m looking for my phone ” and he angrily ended
the call and continued in the search for the phone he
just answered a call with. After a while, he then
decided to use the same phone to call his line and
when he got the busy network he turned to his room mate and said “guy forget, that phone don lost, the
person wey thief am, don off am ..


Happy easter celebration tew y'all...peace....ONE LOVE NIGERIA.

Thank God

OK, ati gbo

Ok......Easter ti take over

Happy easter y'all

Effffff up person no go rest... Na wa oo mtcheeeeeew

keep lagos clean

Tommorow no work work work but I be like sit sit sit, lay lay lay, sleep sleep sleep.

They just spoilt the observance of tomorrow's sanitation. Economy dey hard, people has got to hustle.

We don hear oga

Sunkoye

Montaque:
They just spoilt the observance of tomorrow's sanitation. Economy dey hard, people has got to hustle.

shoo spoil wetin na am sure say dust no dey de your shoe mtchewww

Okay

When the roll is called up yonder
When the roll is called up yonder
When the roll is called up yonder
I will be there.



Will you be there?

Please who knows the full meaning of the abbreviation "PSP"? I pay for it, know what it's about, but don't know what it stands for. Any one?

connkg:
Please who knows the full meaning of the abbreviation "PSP"? I pay for it, know what it's about, but don't know what it stands for. Any one?

Play station portable

Why lah! I wan play set tmorow lah

tunergy:
Sunkoye

copy dat

Better!!!

Rivers should follow suit.

What's the essence of this sanitation? The more government declare it, the more dirtier the streets get.

Noted