Following the excess filth across parts of Lagos Mainland communities including markets across the State, the Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode has expressed displeasure with the present state of the markets across the State adding that leaders of the various markets must prevail on their members to clean up their dirty surroundings within the next 20 days or risk closure of their markets.
The directive was issued in Alausa, Lagos Mainland, during a stakeholder’s forum with market leaders from the 57 local governments and local council development areas of the State.
Ambode, who was represented by the Commissioner, Ministry of Local Government and Community Affairs, Mr. Muslim Folami said the present administration abhors the dumping of refuse on roadsides, medians, bus stops as well as markets, urging market leaders to promptly rid their environment of waste.
He said dumping of refuse within the market environment poses health hazards, discourages customers and residents from patronising stalls within the markets, thereby reducing economic activity within the market environment.

READ MORE - https://insidemainland.com/2018/02/01/ambode-threatening-shut-lagos-markets/

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InsideMainland:
Following the excess filth across parts of Lagos Mainland communities including markets across the State, the Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode has expressed displeasure with the present state of the markets across the State adding that leaders of the various markets must prevail on their members to clean up their dirty surroundings within the next 20 days or risk closure of their markets.
The directive was issued in Alausa, Lagos Mainland, during a stakeholder’s forum with market leaders from the 57 local governments and local council development areas of the State.
Ambode, who was represented by the Commissioner, Ministry of Local Government and Community Affairs, Mr. Muslim Folami said the present administration abhors the dumping of refuse on roadsides, medians, bus stops as well as markets, urging market leaders to promptly rid their environment of waste.
He said dumping of refuse within the market environment poses health hazards, discourages customers and residents from patronising stalls within the markets, thereby reducing economic activity within the market environment.

READ MORE - https://insidemainland.com/2018/02/01/ambode-threatening-shut-lagos-markets/

CC @LALASTICLALA @MYDN44

He should please shut it down.
Especially those markets that they throw refuse by the road side.
Eh
Mushin, Oyingbo, Yaba etc


Some Lagos residents are filthy scumbags

He's simply seeking fault in another quarter. The fault is all his.

It's called passing the buck.
Very typical of APC to blame others for their failure.