oshozondii:

https://www.facebook.com/100064441879510/posts/pfbid0nU4RrKJoTzzjN2nFwKjitmAxMABu38r8uFg6heh9cSAuejeKzxRrH2xYnGyHXaHLl/?mibextid=Nif5oz

oyatz:

The owner is a serving member of the House of Reps (APC/Itesiwaju/Irepodun Fed Constituency).

9jaRealist:



Have you actually ever been to Quillox?
The place is so soundproofed you cannot hear a thing standing right in front of the club.

This is a revenue generator for LASG, which charges for “sound permits” (not noise mitigation measures)…
Meanwhile, if you want to see real noise pollution, visit any “rave” abroad or a NASCAR rally or Monster Truck night.
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aycapri:
but why this festive period?

Sweetplum:
Seriously?
Is t that Shina Peller's club?
There are many clubs to shut down if it's cos of noise pollution cos all clubs are guilty of pollution. And if there's any law stating where clubs should be located, only few clubs dey obey. Clubs beside residential buildings are the most common in Nigeria. We no dey follow building law or strategy/planning in Nigeria. It's anyway anyhow here.

tabaralph:


Immediately SHINA peller the son of late professor peller that owns Quilox left apc few months back I know something like this will happened

LASEPA Reopens Club Quilox

by lasep January 27, 2020

The Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency has re-opened Club Quilox on Friday after securing the management’s commitment to comply with the State’s Environmental Laws, Regulations, Guidelines and Standards.

The Club was reopened after a meeting held at the Agency’s office in which its management committed to carrying out its activities without obstructing the flow of traffic on Ozumba Mbadiwe and other adjoining streets, by ensuring its clients are properly parked in designated areas. The Club has also demonstrated firm commitment to ensure that sound emanating from musical events hosted within its facility does not exceed the recommended limits set by the State.

The popular club owned by a member of the Federal House of Representative, Mr Shina Abiola Peller had organised a 36-hour non-stop event that led to traffic gridlock and noise pollution with its attendant effect on Victoria Island and its environs.

The General Manager, Dr Dolapo Fasawe who led the operation disclosed that “We are reopening the club for operation as it has fulfilled our conditions and complied with the extant law guiding its operations. The club was sanctioned and fined for environmental nuisances and we ensure total compliance before reopening.”

Speaking further, the General Manager noted that this should serve as a warning to other entertainment and event centres, to ensure that they operate within the ambit of the law, whilst carrying out their activities. She advised that entertainment and event centres should work with relevant agencies to put effective traffic management systems in place when hosting events and desist from generating noise.

The General Manager of LASEPA emphasised that the state government would not allow any business concern to constitute a nuisance to other users of the environment and would ensure strict compliance with the State’s environmental laws and regulations.

naptu2:
Maya lives in me @enitioluwafe

This church behind my house is moving their vigil to another venue outside our estate. According to them, 'one child of perdition kept on reporting to LASEPA'. I own this title if it makes us sleep soundly at night in our abodes. This battle has been won at last. Thank you Jesus.

11:14 AM · May 5, 2019

https://mobile.twitter.com/enitioluwafe/status/1124980622160728064

naptu2:


Try this.

Website: https://www.lasepa.gov.ng/contact-us/

email:
info@lasepa.gov.ng

Twitter:
@LasepaInfo

Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/LasepaOfficial

LASEPA phone no: +234-704-635-1295
+234-815-045-8639
+234-815-045-8638

bestofnollywood:
Following an earlier report by ngg.ng about the detention of House of Representatives member and CEO of Quilox night club, Honorable Shina Peller at the Maroko Police Station earlier today, new development reveals that the popular night club has now been sealed off. 

Ngg.ng can confirm that the reason for detaining the erstwhile king of nightlife in Lagos is not unconnected from the ongoing Quilox non-stop 36hours party, which has been said to cause noise pollution within the vicinity. 

Emerging photos now reveals that Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA) has cordoned the compound of the club over traffic congestion and noise pollution. 

Credit:

https://ngg.ng/2019/12/23/quilox-night-club-sealed-up-following-shina-pellers-arrest/

DMerciful:
You're not from Lagos. Why does most Yorubas claim to come from Lagos?

Lanrelagboi:

Popular Night club, Quilox has be shut down by the Lagos state government.

This was announced in a tweet by the SA to the governor on New Media Jubril Gawat.
The club recently held a 36-hour party

BREAKING NEWS: The Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (@LasepaInfo) has sealed popular Club Quilox, Victoria Island over Noise Pollution and Traffic Congestion.
#ForAGreaterLagos
https://twitter.com/Mr_JAGs/status/1209091934767190016?s=19

Smithkafors:


Mumu, Wetin carry SE enter discussion. Is the owner of Quilox from SE?. If we look well you are no body in the street of Lagos. No go work hard for ur self .

tollyboy5:

THIS IS LAGOS
You have to have sense, ignorance of the law is not our business neither is it an excuse.

This is not southeast where anything goes. Thanks.

PointZerom:
I won't forget the dirty things I did in this devil's abode. GOD HAVE MERCY.

tollyboy5:

THIS IS LAGOS
You have to have sense, ignorance of the law is not our business neither is it an excuse.

This is not southeast where anything goes. Thanks.

owobokiri:
Nigeria is a place where misfits in government expect people on the streets to know the right thing to do and when to do so without the government putting up requisite measures to help both people and businesses to know their limits even before starting off any venture.

Night clubs are generally situated at places where noise won't be an issue. The place to situate such ventures in Lagos should be designated ab initio by the state government. Appropriate structures and monitoring systems should also be in place to help the businesses conduct themselves appropriately.

But here, you get up one day only to see governments bulldozers demolishing houses and offices that were built with permissions from the same Government. You see establishments being torn down for being at the wrong location and you wonder why the agencies in charge allowed the structure to be erected at the "wrong place" in the first place..