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So refreshing to discover that Murtala Mohammed Way, Yaba is now open to traffic...The overpass is also enjoying some finishing touches


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-ig58HO6H8?si=evqeTQYfnmrZIiXv

So refreshing to discover that Murtala Mohammed Way, Yaba is now open to traffic...The overpass is also enjoying some finishing touches... pic.twitter.com/8mX7SW2yei

— Lukemon Owolabi (@lukemonowolabi) April 27, 2023

Here is a video of Yaba as at August 2023 showing the Overpass, The bus station and the Train station.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jOVezwSHiI?si=L6T_3OZkU2w9BZ0-

Here is a video of Yaba as at August 2023 showing the Overpass, The bus station and the Train station. pic.twitter.com/1PbAbx4uMY

— Gbolahan (@iamgbolahan) September 7, 2023

Sanwo- Olu to open Yaba bridge

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu will tomorrow open the Lagos Rail Mass Transit (LRMT) Red Line Overpass at Yaba.

The T-shaped bridge takes traffic from Murtala Muhammed Way into Ojuelegba Road and vice versa over the rail tracks.

The Yaba Overpass Bridge is one of the four new bridges built by the Sanwo-Olu/ Hamzat administration on the Red Line rail alignment to eliminate vehicular/pedestrian and train traffic interaction.

The Yaba Overpass Bridge is one of the four designed for the Red Line. The others are at Ikeja, Mushin and Oyingbo.

#AgreaterLagosRising

farem:
Churches renain their target. Everyone knows that over 95% of mosques are daily noise dispensers but will rather go for churches who do once or twice a day.
Noise, wherever it's coming from, is evil but let's balance the action

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.

SoNature:
30 names and we only have one name on the list. Football is gradually leaving Nigeria.

Akaegwu:
Nigeria 🇳🇬 on the list is just one. APC and their supporters no go die well

Owaincouncil:
It was only victor oshimie name that put Nigeria name for once on all the categories displayed.
If it were to be in curruption, Nigeria name will fill the whole slot

patomberekpe:
In all these being mentioned only one place is a Nigeria name mentioned and you guys are happy, God have mercy how we have falling back;

Club of the Year (Men)

1. CR Belouizdad (Algeria)

2. USM Alger (Algeria)

3. ASEC Mimosas (Cote d’Ivoire)

4. Al Ahly (Egypt)

5. Raja Club Athletic (Morocco)

6. Wydad Athletic Club (Morocco)

7. Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa)

8. Marumo Gallants (South Africa)

9. Esperance de Tunis (Tunisia)

10. Young Africans (Tanzania)

National Team of the Year (Men)

1. Cape Verde

2. The Gambia

3. Guinea Bissau

4. Equatorial Guinea

5. Mauritania

6. Morocco

7. Mozambique

8. Namibia

9. Senegal

10. Tanzania

Coach of the Year (Men)

1. Abdelhak Benchikha (USM Alger)

2. Marcel Koller (Al Ahly)

3. Juan Micha Obiang (Equatorial Guinea)

4. Tom Saintfiet (The Gambia)

5. Baciro Cande (Guinea Bissau)

6. Amir Abdou (Mauritania)

7. Walid Regragui (Morocco)

8. Chiquinho Conde (Mozambique)

9. Aliou Cisse (Senegal)

10. Pape Thiaw (Senegal – CHAN)

Young Player of the Year (Men)

1. Dango Ouattara (Burkina Faso and Bournemouth)

2. Souleymane Alio (Burkina Faso and New Stars)

3. Ernest Nuamah (Ghana & Olympique Lyonnais)

4. Abdessamad Ezzalzouli (Morocco and Betis)

5. Bilal El Khannous (Morocco and Genk)

6. Gift Orban (Nigeria and KAA Gent)

7. Lamine Camara (Senegal and Generation Foot/Metz)

8. Pape Amadou Diallo (Senegal and Generation Foot/Metz)

9. Pape Demba Diop (Senegal and Zulte Waregem)

10. Amara Diouf (Senegal and Generation Foot)

Interclub Player of the Year (Men)

1. Aymen Mahious (Algeria and USM Alger/Yverdon-Sport)

2. Oussama Benbot (Algeria and USM Alger)

3. Zineddine Belaid (Algeria and USM Alger)

4. Fiston Mayele (DR Congo and Young Africans/Pyramids)

5. Makabi Lilepo (DR Congo and Al Hilal/Valenciennes)

6. Hussein El Shahat (Egypt and Al Ahly)

7. Mahmoud Abdel Moneim “Kahraba” (Egypt and Ahly)

8. Mohamed Abdelmonem (Egypt and Al Ahly)

9. Mohamed ElShenawy (Egypt and Al Ahly)

10. Mostafa Fathi (Egypt and Pyramids)

11. Djigui Diarra (Mali and Young Africans)

12. Yahia Attiyat Allah (Morocco and Wydad Club Athletic)

13. Yahya Jabrane (Morocco and Wydad Athletic Club)

14. Youssef El Motie (Morocco and Wydad Athletic Club)

15. Peter Shalulile (Namibia and Mamelodi Sundowns)

16. Percy Tau (South Africa and Al Ahly)

17. Ranga Chivaviro (South Africa and Marumo Gallants/Kaizer Chiefs)

18. Ronwen Williams (South Africa and Mamelodi Sundowns)

19. Ali Maaloul (Tunisia and Al Ahly)

20. Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane (Tunisia and Esperance Sportive de Tunis /Ferencvaros)

Goalkeeper of the Year (Men)

1. Mohamed ElShenawy (Egypt and Al Ahly)

2. Yassine Bounou (Morocco & Al Hilal)

3. Andre Onana (Cameroon and Manchester United)

4. Ronwen Williams (South Africa and Mamelodi Sundowns)

5. Edouard Mendy (Senegal and Al Ahli)

6. Oussama Benbot (Algeria and USM Alger)

7. Youssef El Motie (Morocco and Wydad Athletic Club)

8. Djigui Diarra (Mali and Young Africans)

9. Pape Mamadou Sy (Senegal and Generation Foot)

10. Landing Badji (Senegal and AS Pikine)

Full List of Nominees (in alphabetic order by Member Association):

Player of the Year (Men)

1. Ramy Bensebaini (Algeria and Borussia Dortmund)

2. Riyad Mahrez (Algeria and Al Ahli)

3. Edmond Tapsoba (Burkina Faso and Bayer Leverkusen)

4. Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa (Cameroon and SSC Napoli)

5. Vincent Aboubacar (Cameroon and Besiktas)

6. Ibrahima Sangare (Cote d’Ivoire and Nottingham Forest)

7. Seko Fofana (Cote d’Ivoire and Al Nassr)

8. Chancel Mbemba (DR Congo and Olympique Marseille)

9. Fiston Mayele (DR Congo and Pyramids)

10. Mahmoud Abdel Moneim “Kahraba” (Egypt and Ahly)

11. Mohamed Abdelmonem (Egypt and Al Ahly)

12. Mohamed ElShenawy (Egypt and Al Ahly)

13. Mohamed Salah (Egypt and Liverpool)

14. Mohammed Kudus (Ghana and West Ham United)

15. Thomas Partey (Ghana and Arsenal)

16. Serhou Guirassy (Guinea and VfB Stuttgart)

17. Yves Bissouma (Mali and Tottenham Hotspur)

18. Achraf Hakimi (Morocco and Paris Saint-Germain)

19. Azzedine Ounahi (Morocco and Olympique Marseille)

20. Hakim Ziyech (Morocco and Galatasaray)

21. Sofyan Amrabat (Morocco and Manchester United)

22. Yahya Jabrane (Morocco and Wydad Athletic Club)

23. Yassine Bounou (Morocco and Al Hilal)

24. Youssef En-Nesyri (Morocco and Sevilla)

25. Peter Shalulile (Namibia and Mamelodi Sundowns)

26. Victor Osimhen (Nigeria and SSC Napoli)

27. Sadio Mane (Senegal and Al Nassr)

28. Pape Matar Sarr (Senegal and Tottenham Hotspur)

29. Percy Tau (South Africa and Al Ahly)

30. Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane (Tunisia and Ferencvaros)

CAF announces CAF Awards 2023 Nominees for Men’s Categories

Wednesday, 01 November 2023

CAF has revealed the list of nominees for the men’s categories for the CAF Awards 2023 as preparations for the Awards Gala scheduled for 11 December 2023 in Marrakech, Morocco, gather momentum.

A panel of CAF Technical Experts, African Football Legends and selected media representatives from a number of countries put together the preliminary list for the various categories with the performance of the nominees between November 2022 and September 2023 serving as the period under consideration.

Thirty (30) players made the cut for the top prize; CAF African Player of the Year, whilst 20 players have been nominated for the CAF Interclub Player of the Year. Coach of the Year, CAF National Team of the Year and Club of the Year have ten (10) nominees each just as CAF Young Player of the Year – for players under the age of 21.

For the first time, CAF has introduced the CAF African Goalkeeper of the Year Category (Men and Women) in the prestigious event that seeks to reward and celebrate exceptional Players, Officials and Administrators during the period under review.

It will be the first time that shot stoppers will be acknowledged for their performances, further expanding the network of winners for the annual event. 10 players have been nominated for the novel award.

The ultimate winner of each category will be decided after votes from a voting panel consisting of CAF Technical Committee, media professionals, Head Coaches & Captains of Member Associations and clubs involved in the group stages of the Interclub competitions.

The nominees for the Women’s categories will be announced in due course.

Senegal forward Sadio Mane was crowned CAF African Player of the Year whilst Nigeria’s Asisat Oshoala was coronated CAF African Women’s Player of the Year for a record fifth time during the last Awards Gala in July 2022 in Rabat, Morocco.

naptu2:
What you are asking for already exists both at the federal and state levels.

Unfortunately I'm in transit at the moment, so I'm going to compose this post entirely from my memory, but I'll provide more information when I get to my destination.


The law that created the Nigerian Environmental Safety Regulatory Agency (NESREA) empowers it to set noise limits. Individuals and organisations must comply with this limit or they will be made to pay fines for every day that they contravene the regulation and they can also be jailed. Unfortunately I can't remember what the limit is.


In Lagos State, LASEPA has set a limit of 55 decibels during the day and 45 decibels at night. I watched an episode of Sunrise Daily (between 2005 and 2009) in which the then commissioner of environment, Dr Muiz Banire talked about noise pollution.

He said that he tested the generator in his home and discovered that he was contravening the law and he had to get it soundproofed. He said that citizens could complain to LASEPA and LASEPA would initially issue a warning to the defaulter to reduce the noise being emitted. Then they will conduct inspections to see if their warning is being complied with and lastly, they will seal the property if the problem continues.


I've posted a long list of example of action taken against churches, mosques, bars, factories, hotels etc. and ways in which you can contact LASEPA. I'll search for them when I get to my destination or you can use the Nairaland search bar and type " Naptu2 Lasepa "

naptu2:
Lasepa has taken action against lots of churches, mosques, music stores, hotels, bars and factories that have been engaged in noise pollution and there are many nairaland threads about those incidents, so I'll encourage you to complain, because the system works.


2009 threads.

Lagos Shuts Redeemed Christian Church Of God, Academy Press And Other Companies.
https://www.nairaland.com/345207/lagos-shuts-redeemed-christian-church

Fashola May Close Down Us Embassy Warehouse
https://www.nairaland.com/256257/fashola-may-close-down-us


Fashola Seals Oyakhilome’s Warehouse
https://www.nairaland.com/371035/fashola-seals-oyakhilomes-warehouse



“shackled By Laws On Noise Pollution”
https://www.nairaland.com/361263/shackled-laws-noise-pollution



2010 thread
Lagos Orders Churches To Remove Loud Speakers
https://www.nairaland.com/487060/lagos-orders-churches-remove-loud

2011 thread
Lagos To Re-open United Nigeria Textiles
https://www.nairaland.com/744800/lagos-re-open-united-nigeria-textiles



2012 threads
Lagos State shuts down Lord's Chosen, 6 other churches because of noise pollution
https://www.nairaland.com/876166/lagos-shuts-down-lords-chosen

Fashola, Clerics To Tackle Noise Pollution In Lagos
https://www.nairaland.com/1056540/fashola-clerics-tackle-noise-pollution


2013 threads

Lagos May Shut Abattoir Market

https://www.nairaland.com/1236877/lagos-may-shut-abattoir-market


79-year-old Lady Sues Redeemed Church For Noise Pollution
https://www.nairaland.com/1171114/79-year-old-lady-sues-redeemed-church


2015 threads

Lagos State Shuts Down Churches, Mosques, Over Noise Pollution
https://www.nairaland.com/2286013/lagos-state-shuts-down-churches


Lagos Seals Kanu Nwankwo’s Hotel, Worship Centres
https://www.nairaland.com/2500532/lagos-seals-kanu-nwankwos-hotel

22 Noisy Churches Shut Down In Lagos State
https://www.nairaland.com/2558926/22-noisy-churches-shut-down

Lagos Shuts 53 Churches, Mosques, Hotels
https://www.nairaland.com/2792857/lagos-shuts-53-churches-mosques

2016 Thread

Lagos Seals 70 Churches, 20 Mosques, 11 Hotels For Noise Pollution
https://www.nairaland.com/3184760/lagos-seals-70-churches-20

2017 Thread

Lagos Bans Live Band At Beer Parlours.
https://www.nairaland.com/3695063/lagos-bans-live-band-beer

2019 Threads

Noise Pollution: Lagos State Seals 8 Mosques And Churches
https://www.nairaland.com/5536868/noise-pollution-lagos-state-seals

Woman Reports Noisy Church To LASEPA. Forces Them To Change Venue Of Vigil
https://www.nairaland.com/5170712/woman-reports-noisy-church-lasepa,

Quilox Shut Down By Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency
https://www.nairaland.com/5595788/quilox-shut-down-lagos-state



2020

Government shuts Lagos churches, mosques over noise pollution
https://www.lasepa.gov.ng/govt-shuts-lagos-churches-mosques-over-noise/


2022

Noise Pollution: Lagos Shuts Quilox Club
https://www.nairaland.com/7496515/noise-pollution-lagos-shuts-quilox


2023

LASEPA Shuts Down Olaiya Foods & Bukka Hut In Lekki Phase 1 Over Noise Pollution

https://www.nairaland.com/7888180/lasepa-shuts-down-olaiya-foods

naptu2:
Try this.

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

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdthvYjnSFmH7UGGj2fw6DC5r7iWcUkefcD5t1GDUejYZxIXA/viewform?pli=1

email:
info@lasepa.gov.ng

Twitter:
@LasepaOfficial

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

LASEPA phone no: 08150458639

LASEPA took strong action against noise pollution and other environmental infractions by sealing off several establishments such as religious centers, hotels, an eatery, and a bar in Alimosho today.

The affected establishments includes His Glory Cloud Church, Sure Word and Power Bible Church, Soliheena Central Mosque, Mountain of Power Deliverance, Cherubim & Seraphim Church, Iberuoluwa Mosque, Chirozz Hotel, Mayoral Hotel, West End Lounge & Bar, The Establishment Hotel, and Ayoola Foods.

These measures were put in place to address the identified instances of noise pollution and other environmental transgressions.

BreconHills:
Don't follow him down his rabbit hole.

Someone made a precise comment which was answered with a precise factual answer and now he wants you to follow him down a moonlit desert of emotion and personal opinion.