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Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by c3cc(m): 9:13pm On Oct 03, 2024
It's very clear that this so called business leaders have no vision and plans to help businesses grow. How can you ban a business that creates employments, instead of assisting and finding ways to sustain and give a well environmental business place. Well those who built houses and got boreholes water for taxes.
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by udemzyudex(m): 9:14pm On Oct 03, 2024
FreeStuffsNG:
It is actually brilliant and it's effect is positive on the environment and their livelihoods.
Single Use Plastics are more expensive and the social cost is becoming unbearable to the rest of us not in the sectors profiting from the use of SUPs. The sachet water has since outlived its usefulness and has turned to complete nuisance apart from making water more expensive.
These old archaic environmental practices need to give way and I am profoundly proud that my Lagos State is taking the lead.

The waste has started reducing since the ban on Styrofoam and once we sort out the SUP of bottled water and waste sachet from pure water, we would have solved a huge environmental and economic problem.

The bottled water can come in cheap reusable plastics while sachet water will suddenly become more expensive so the stakeholders now earn more margins as more people move to bottled water.

Jan 2025 is long enough advance notice and I urge the stakeholders to cooperate with the Lagos State Government.

This is the best time to invest in Lagos. Invest in Lagos for great returns on your investment and best investor-friendly experience in Nigeria and Africa.

May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!
Lol.. What a joke.
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by Usmanovic95(m): 9:14pm On Oct 03, 2024
Lagosians go dey Waka around with water bottle like kindergartners. Oti da bayen, make the rubbish start and end in their Lagos o.
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by shoodboi2: 9:15pm On Oct 03, 2024
So, you ban pure water and bottled water but leave bottled drinks. So what do we drink when we are thirsty? Bottled drinks? What about all the people employed by water companies? What do they do? And the companies themselves, do they shut down or what? This is dead on arrival.
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by lexy2014: 9:17pm On Oct 03, 2024
FreeStuffsNG:
It is actually brilliant and it's effect is positive on the environment and their livelihoods.
Single Use Plastics are more expensive and the social cost is becoming unbearable to the rest of us not in the sectors profiting from the use of SUPs. The sachet water has since outlived its usefulness and has turned to complete nuisance apart from making water more expensive.
These old archaic environmental practices need to give way and I am profoundly proud that my Lagos State is taking the lead.

The waste has started reducing since the ban on Styrofoam and once we sort out the SUP of bottled water and waste sachet from pure water, we would have solved a huge environmental and economic problem.

The bottled water can come in cheap reusable plastics while sachet water will suddenly become more expensive so the stakeholders now earn more margins as more people move to bottled water.

Jan 2025 is long enough advance notice and I urge the stakeholders to cooperate with the Lagos State Government.

This is the best time to invest in Lagos. Invest in Lagos for great returns on your investment and best investor-friendly experience in Nigeria and Africa.

May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!
so which water willl people in lagos be drinking from 2025?

are pure water satchets the reason lagos is dirty?

will the state government also ban bottled water and beverages?

or do their bottles not cause environmental problems in lagos?
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by FreeStuffsNG: 9:17pm On Oct 03, 2024
odimbannamdi:
Please expound on the emboldened. Particularly its commerciality, viability, portability (health implication of its usage) and also citing examples. We are here to learn.
Have you seen the reusable plastics now being used for food takeaways? Please ask about them. They are even cheaper and more attractive than the SUP previously in use.
The same can be adopted for bottled water and they can be collected back like cway does for reuse and/ or recycling.
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by lexy2014: 9:19pm On Oct 03, 2024
c3cc:
It's very clear that this so called business leaders have no vision and plans to help businesses grow. How can you ban a business that creates employments, instead of assisting and finding ways to sustain and give a well environmental business place. Well those who built houses and got boreholes water for taxes.
apart from employment, pure water has a filled a void the government failed to fill.

providing water is the responsibility of government but it has failed to do its job.

some people filled the void and the government wants to stop them from doing the job.

any alternative to pure water....NO
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by kevoh(m): 9:19pm On Oct 03, 2024
The government would not need to enact such anti-people law if portable water was easily accessible to each household and submission of plastic bottles for recycling is rewarded.

Pure water will just die a natural death!
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by lexy2014: 9:20pm On Oct 03, 2024
IPDGP:
Just hear yourself, u want the best for the country but don't want to leave the old style
what is the old style and what is wrong with the old style?

what is the new style that should replace the old style?
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by ElevationD: 9:20pm On Oct 03, 2024
FreeStuffsNG:
It is actually brilliant and it's effect is positive on the environment and their livelihoods.
Single Use Plastics are more expensive and the social cost is becoming unbearable to the rest of us not in the sectors profiting from the use of SUPs. The sachet water has since outlived its usefulness and has turned to complete nuisance apart from making water more expensive.
These old archaic environmental practices need to give way and I am profoundly proud that my Lagos State is taking the lead.

The waste has started reducing since the ban on Styrofoam and once we sort out the SUP of bottled water and waste sachet from pure water, we would have solved a huge environmental and economic problem.

The bottled water can come in cheap reusable plastics while sachet water will suddenly become more expensive so the stakeholders now earn more margins as more people move to bottled water.

Jan 2025 is long enough advance notice and I urge the stakeholders to cooperate with the Lagos State Government.

This is the best time to invest in Lagos. Invest in Lagos for great returns on your investment and best investor-friendly experience in Nigeria and Africa.

May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!
“ The bottled water can come in cheap reusable plastics while sachet water will suddenly become more expensive so the stakeholders now earn more margins as more people move to bottled water”.

I cannot understand this thinking please. You move from satchets and PET bottles to reusable plastics? What’s the difference in terms of the sane environmental degradation talked about please? Would the same reusable plastics not find themselves to the same drainages and streets in the end?

PET bottles are common practices worldwide, with people of more advanced countries still in the businesses of purchasing clean and safe water.

The problem does not have to do with the plastics or satchets, but the mindset of the citizens. When people are not hygiene conscious, you must work to change that first, otherwise the societies remain the same. If there are serious punishments against those who pollute the environments, then you can have some peace, knowing that you did the job.

Again, where will people get safe and clean water from, knowing that most areas do not have it? Government must ensure that the citizens are connected with water, pay their charges and get supplied.
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by Sirianese: 9:20pm On Oct 03, 2024
JASONjnr:
Omo, hardship upon hardship.....

So, ordinary Nigerians that can not afford bottle water will have to die of taste.... So that Lagos state will be a clean city and be competing with UK ..


Tinubu legacies speaking for him ..
The junkies are banning PET bottles too! So no more bottled water grin
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by blackgold2018(m): 9:21pm On Oct 03, 2024
Olatara:
They should ban that pure water, it almost killed me. I stool for 2 days. Nah pocaris sweat save me.

Pure water is a no no.

I
one thing you should know is that both bottled water and pure water are same. With same production.

If you are not taking "Nestle bottle" water. Then any other bottle water you are taking is as same as pure water.

Even eva bottle water are now producing fake.
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by Dinieoj(f): 9:21pm On Oct 03, 2024
Instead of banning, why not go on full recycling, employee people to get the waste instead just leaving it for gbola (scavengers)
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by lexy2014: 9:21pm On Oct 03, 2024
Olatara:
They should ban that pure water, it almost killed me. I stool for 2 days. Nah pocaris sweat save me.

Pure water is a no no.
did anyone force you to buy pure water?
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by Chetas81(m): 9:21pm On Oct 03, 2024
CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE ACHIEVEMENTS
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by lexy2014: 9:22pm On Oct 03, 2024
odimbannamdi:
Please expound on the emboldened. Particularly its commerciality, viability, portability (health implication of its usage) and also citing examples. We are here to learn.
you are asking someone who the only thing in his brain is how to praise tinubu to give you advice
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by Chetas81(m): 9:23pm On Oct 03, 2024
lexy2014:
did anyone force you to buy pure water?
KINDLY LOOK AT YOUR COMMENTS AND YOUR SELF IF THERE'S ANYTHING DIFFERENT
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by Cromagnon: 9:24pm On Oct 03, 2024
JASONjnr:
Omo, hardship upon hardship.....

So, ordinary Nigerians that can not afford bottle water will have to die of taste.... So that Lagos state will be a clean city and be competing with UK ..


Tinubu legacies speaking for him ..
they banned bottle water join unless glad bottle
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by ElevationD: 9:25pm On Oct 03, 2024
helinues:
Have they provided alternative?
Ask them that. Na you dey support them.
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by GboyegaD(m): 9:26pm On Oct 03, 2024
A state that cannot boast of portable water wants to ban bottled water and pure water. I am sure some clowns are somewhere hailing Sanwo-Olu led government for such stupid ideas.
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by HeadNigga: 9:28pm On Oct 03, 2024
FreeStuffsNG:
It is actually brilliant and it's effect is positive on the environment and their livelihoods.
Single Use Plastics are more expensive and the social cost is becoming unbearable to the rest of us not in the sectors profiting from the use of SUPs. The sachet water has since outlived its usefulness and has turned to complete nuisance apart from making water more expensive.
These old archaic environmental practices need to give way and I am profoundly proud that my Lagos State is taking the lead.

The waste has started reducing since the ban on Styrofoam and once we sort out the SUP of bottled water and waste sachet from pure water, we would have solved a huge environmental and economic problem.

The bottled water can come in cheap reusable plastics while sachet water will suddenly become more expensive so the stakeholders now earn more margins as more people move to bottled water.

Jan 2025 is long enough advance notice and I urge the stakeholders to cooperate with the Lagos State Government.

This is the best time to invest in Lagos. Invest in Lagos for great returns on your investment and best investor-friendly experience in Nigeria and Africa.

May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!
here is my suggestion. Bottles are not constituting nuisance because you pay deposit before you are allowed to leave with bottle when you buy coke, fanta, beer. If you don't return the bottle your deposit is gone. That is why Nigerians don't litter everywhere with bottles. It goes back to the company. Let the pure water/bottles water companies be compelled by the government to do this instead of outright ban.
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by Chetas81(m): 9:29pm On Oct 03, 2024
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Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by NonsenseRubbish: 9:31pm On Oct 03, 2024
VeryWickedBro:
This is why I always carry my calabash around to avoid stress
Na why I dey always carry handkerchiefs for things like this as well
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by Pat081: 9:32pm On Oct 03, 2024
So many people will be jobless in 2025 hmmmm thanks to APC government
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by Lexicon123: 9:32pm On Oct 03, 2024
Honestly waste and indiscriminate disposable is a major problem in Lagos, and about the main cause of flood in the state. However, providing portable drinkable and usable water should be the starting point. As much as waste management is a problem, so much more is the lack of portable water in most homes, and not addressing this is a recipe for disaster if this ban continues. Does the government expect the families struggling to feed to all have water dispensers at home? Since they can’t survive without water, they will revert to whatever “water” they find, and the outcome… your guess is as good as mine.
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by lexy2014: 9:38pm On Oct 03, 2024
Chetas81:
KINDLY LOOK AT YOUR COMMENTS AND YOUR SELF IF THERE'S ANYTHING DIFFERENT
are you sure you on the right thread or comment?

did you miss your way?
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by odimbannamdi(m): 9:41pm On Oct 03, 2024
FreeStuffsNG:
Have you seen the reusable plastics now being used for food takeaways? Please ask about them. They are even cheaper and more attractive than the SUP previously in use.
The same can be adopted for bottled water and they can be collected back like cway does for reuse and/ or recycling.
You have left me more confused than you met me. I have asked you for more information, but you have told me to go figure it out myself.

You cannot compare the concept of reusability of packaging materials in the edible food industry to that in the water industry. Dispensable reusable water containers are suitable for relaxed environment like homes, hotels, banks, etc. How do you expect water to then be sold in fast-paced environments like market places, traffic jams, etc? Do you expect people to walk about with reusable water containers? What about the risk of contamination of these containers? Is it easier to wash and disinfect reusable food containers than water bottles? We stand a risk of having an outbreak of water-borne diseases here

The government is set to ban SUPs in less than 4 months time, but there is no suitable alternative in place. By the time they implement the ban, they will only succeed in creating a black market for that industry where things will only become more expensive and task force will extort companies indiscriminately.
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by hedonido: 9:43pm On Oct 03, 2024
The 4th Republic has failed. We need a hard reset.
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by Crafteck1: 9:45pm On Oct 03, 2024
FreeStuffsNG:
It is actually brilliant and it's effect is positive on the environment and their livelihoods.
Single Use Plastics are more expensive and the social cost is becoming unbearable to the rest of us not in the sectors profiting from the use of SUPs. The sachet water has since outlived its usefulness and has turned to complete nuisance apart from making water more expensive.
These old archaic environmental practices need to give way and I am profoundly proud that my Lagos State is taking the lead.

The waste has started reducing since the ban on Styrofoam and once we sort out the SUP of bottled water and waste sachet from pure water, we would have solved a huge environmental and economic problem.

The bottled water can come in cheap reusable plastics while sachet water will suddenly become more expensive so the stakeholders now earn more margins as more people move to reusable bottled water and later biodegradable containers.

Jan 2025 is long enough advance notice and I urge the stakeholders to cooperate with the Lagos State Government.

This is the best time to invest in Lagos. Invest in Lagos for great returns on your investment and best investor-friendly experience in Nigeria and Africa.

May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!
Small bottle water 200/300
3 per day for a month 18k/27k
Minimum wage 70k
We never talk of food, electricity, clothing, transport, health, school fees, family responsibilities


Kuku kill poor to mid income earners
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by ViceGovernor: 9:46pm On Oct 03, 2024
I think the government is tired of government cause what is the meaning of this rubbish...they seem to have an aim to kill off the poor in the land.

Every single policy they keep dishing out at federal, state and local level is aimed at killing poor people.
Re: Lagos Government Bans Pure Water From January 2025 by Omodua(m): 9:47pm On Oct 03, 2024
FreeStuffsNG:
It is actually brilliant and it's effect is positive on the environment and their livelihoods.
Single Use Plastics are more expensive and the social cost is becoming unbearable to the rest of us not in the sectors profiting from the use of SUPs. The sachet water has since outlived its usefulness and has turned to complete nuisance apart from making water more expensive.
These old archaic environmental practices need to give way and I am profoundly proud that my Lagos State is taking the lead.

The waste has started reducing since the ban on Styrofoam and once we sort out the SUP of bottled water and waste sachet from pure water, we would have solved a huge environmental and economic problem.

The bottled water can come in cheap reusable plastics while sachet water will suddenly become more expensive so the stakeholders now earn more margins as more people move to reusable bottled water and later biodegradable containers.

Jan 2025 is long enough advance notice and I urge the stakeholders to cooperate with the Lagos State Government.

This is the best time to invest in Lagos. Invest in Lagos for great returns on your investment and best investor-friendly experience in Nigeria and Africa.

May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!
I don't understand why you are always añti people.

How do you support banning of sachet water that cares for the poor, downtrodden and hoi polloi. These are set of people that are at lower rung of the society that can't afford expensive Bottle waters when thirsty. The business also takes care of the unemployed who delved into the business.

There is limit you can support a Government even though you belong to the political party. When they derail,you draw their attention so that they could review such policy.

Unilag products are known to fight for right of peoples and that's why their names are usually etched in the Board Room of Fame. Sowore is a living example.

Therefore, as ex student you are not towing the footpath of the school their products are known for.

You have BETRAYED the founding fathers of famous Akokite!
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