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christejames:
Good one, hope our smelly Lagos tag will die down after every exercise

christejames:
Good one, hope our smelly Lagos tag will die down after every exercise

SocialJustice:
This incompetent politician.

AK481:
The man called cart pushers and kole kole "powerful syndicate "

olajay86:
…Moves Against Syndicate Behind Cart-Pushing Business In Idi-Araba



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baralatie:
Do you now the cost of building an substrata network of drainages and sewers
Do you now how many houses that will have to give way

olajay86:
…Moves Against Syndicate Behind Cart-Pushing Business In Idi-Araba



https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1ANubfcxha/

Kemetian:
The Lagos state government should stop messing around and build proper underground drainage systems.

No modern city does this “clean up day” nonsense because the infrastructure negates the need for that.

If you build roads with covered drainage and sidewalks, there would be no need to force residents out of their homes to dig rubbish from your filthy open gutters.

There’s no need for an “environmental day” in Abuja, because the infrastructure is well built, and there are no filthy open gutters to “clean up”.

campbelljosh:
Do you think these people are not reading our comments on social medias? People were bashing Lagos State to be smelling badly, which is true now they wanna commence the sanitation. They should be arresting people dropping dirt on the floor and water ways. Once you finish drinking your bottle water or soft drink keep the pet bottle in your bag or dispose it off in a wastebasket. Some people are just filty.

Kemetian:
The Lagos state government should stop messing around and build proper underground drainage systems.

No modern city does this “clean up day” nonsense because the infrastructure negates the need for that.

If you build roads with covered drainage and sidewalks, there would be no need to force residents out of their homes to dig rubbish from your filthy open gutters.

There’s no need for an “environmental day” in Abuja, because the infrastructure is well built, and there are no filthy open gutters to “clean up”.

Niok:
Lagos too dirty like abia

Kemetian:
The Lagos state government should stop messing around and build proper underground drainage systems.

No modern city does this “clean up day” nonsense because the infrastructure negates the need for that.

If you build roads with covered drainage and sidewalks, there would be no need to force residents out of their homes to dig rubbish from your filthy open gutters.

There’s no need for an “environmental day” in Abuja, because the infrastructure is well built, and there are no filthy open gutters to “clean up”.

eenai:
There is no civilised part of the world where a day is set aside for human vehicular movement restrictions on account of sanitation. This is going back to the old unproductive ways of doing things. Simply put the government agency in charge of ensuring that people keep their neighbourhood clean, on their toes and watch how things turn out. Declaring a day for sanitation will not guarantee a clean environment, people will simply take that to play football on the deserted street, watch movies or engage in other activities that are not sanitation-related.