inoki247:
Makoko number 1.. under bridge Adekunle side check dere u c d differences... if u go to Makoko u c d clearer pictures...

Just2endowed2:


cleaning the state start with effort of everyone. we should stop dropping waste on the ground or throwing plastic waste from our car window.

Government need to set framework for plastic waste and nylon. we can go back to paperbag which is more perishable

Follygunners:
Nah.. It can't be lai lai... You need to go to Ajegunle, Mile 2, Okoko and anywhere okoro pple dey in Lagos et al...

Savage Okoro pple brought dirt from their red-sand jungle down here. Anywhere you see them, you go dey see dirt, heap of rubbish et al.. Lagos used to be very, very clean till they started migrating in like Somali pple seeking refugee in Western civilazation...

Exactly why they all need to be deported back to their jungle.

blingxx:


not only mile 2 and okoko.. the entire badagry expressway is sh*t especially during raining season

afilaka:
OP,I tink yoa bin biased knowing fully well that these pictures taken are places under construction,the aim of this (CONSTRUCTION) is for beautification,u refuse to snap the whole place and thats bad,people like u are quick to judge evils but restrain to praise when good is bin done,REPENT. Mind you,i know all this cos my office is very close to this place.

ceejay80s:

ITS MUSHIN AND NOT OJUELEGBA

Ioannes:


True but if the government doesn't provide enabling infrastructure then there'll be dirt everywhere.

In this situation change begins with the government.

1. Let the state governments enact a policy that every structure/building must have waste drums in front of it or risk demolition.

2. Give waste trucks to private companies to collect these wastes. They'll pay tax of course and they will provide employment also.

3. Provide waste bins on walkways and roadsides.

4. Enact a law regarding waste disposal and enforce it.

5. Provide a landfill where the water will be incinerated.

6. For recyclable wastes, sign a public-private partnership to turn waste to wealth. In the process creating employment.


How difficult is that? Except that our leaders are intellectually bankrupt.

DonFreshmoney:
Try visit Gwarimpa in lagos and u will know what dirty is. I won't even mention Kubwa or Kwali. Lagos na dirty place

KingKingKing:


You well so.. these places mentioned are in Abuja and not Lagos

EMMAACHILE:

Is Gwarimpa, Abuja really dirty? Or is there another Gwarimpa in Lagos?

Ioannes:
I think in terms of cleanliness Ambode has failed woefully.

Streets are now littered with bags of wastes.

Why is it so difficult to get waste management and disposal right in Nigeria?

Cowbuhari:


identifying which part of lagos is the most dirtiest is just like identifying the more chronic liar between garba shehu and liar muhammed

erico2k2:

bros E be like say nah Ojuelegba U dey stay, the way you take para so ehhhnnnn
Nah joke I dey ohhh

pol23:
This Auto Josh..
How does He make FP almost everyday...
I dey smell corruption...I might be wrong though.

Just2endowed2:


cleaning the state start with effort of everyone. we should stop dropping waste on the ground or throwing plastic waste from our car window.

Government need to set framework for plastic waste and nylon. we can go back to paperbag which is more perishable

AutoJoshNG:
Ojuelegba is is one of the busiest places in Lagos. It is located in Surulere local government area of Lagos State.

That location has always been notorious for its crowded setting. This disorganized setup was depicted in Fela’s 1975 Confusion album,

Ojuelegba is one of the key transport nodes of Lagos state. It interconnects the city’s mainlands with Lagos Island and Victoria Island. It also serves as a connecting point for people who commute the three surrounding districts of Yaba, Mushin and Surulere.

In the 80s and 90s, Ojuelebga was known for its boisterous night life, connecting revelers to Fela Kuti’s Moshalashi Shrine on Agege Motor Road and to the redlight district starting in Ayilara street through to parts of Clegg Street

Sadly, today, Ojuelegba has become such an eyesore – a place of filth.

https://autojosh.com/is-ojuelegba-the-dirtiest-part-of-lagos/

inoki247:
Makoko number 1.. under bridge Adekunle side check dere u c d differences... if u go to Makoko u c d clearer pictures...

Just2endowed2:


agreed in all u said. but the average mindset of nigerian is to dump purewater nylon on the floor or roadside or fling it through the car window.

Mindset of dumping anything on the road....and really we need to reduce plastic and nylon package by opting for paper bag in some item that are bought over the counter.