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| Re: LASG Seals Ladipo Spare Parts Market Over Repeared Environmental Infractions by SamuelLoch: 10:02am On Feb 09 |
Honestly, I'm tired of wailing. The leaders we have in power today are starting to irritate me. I'll explain why briefly. There are very few policy designers and solution providers in power today. It's simply "call and response" or "trial and error" Knowing that that place is a local business hub that processes tens of millions of naira daily, a lot of items, people, and waste... A well-thinking administration would know that it's a good place to recycle items and collect waste. LAWMA or another agency should make provision of waste management and charge the market - another source of revenue and an easy way to recycle items... You may not know, but nylon bags, paper bags are banned in Lagos state without a logical substitute. You're going to the supermarket, but you have to go with the item to carry what you're purchasing!!! Ban this! Ban that!!! You take the wrong direction without any notice, warning or sign in an environment you don't know, LASTMA/FRSC are so dumb that their first reaction would be to impound your vehicle. |
| Re: LASG Seals Ladipo Spare Parts Market Over Repeared Environmental Infractions by AlphaTaikun: 10:11am On Feb 09 |
PriceActionZ:On the contrary, former Governor Akinwunmi Ambode didn't do well in that area. Remember that he wanted to use a new modern system with a White man in charge for clearing refuse in Lagos State with Ikorodu being the central hub, BUT that system collapsed due to the FACT that the PSPs were disengaged and Lagos State became the butt of jokes online BECAUSE Lagos was embarrassingly littered with mountains of stinking refuse. Akinwunmi Ambode meant well BUT that public waste system collapsed and that's why APC's GAC and MOST APC Lagos members blocked his re-election. Babatunde Raji-Fashola did brilliantly well in sanitizing Oshodi and planted beautiful flowers, trees to have a proper landscaping of Lagos. This current Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu who I like for his policies in some areas in Lagos State has totally NOT done well in sustaining Babatunde Raji-Fashola's landscaping and greening of Lagos despite being a brilliant investment banker who rose to the senior rank of a Treasurer. He has to sit up with his Commissioner of Environmental or get him removed as a Commissioner! Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu has to get his Commissioner of Environmental FIRED if he CANNOT come up with creative ways of clearing refuse BECAUSE the population in Lagos State is massive with refuse generated daily through innovative methods already in use around the world. Some of us WITHOUT being in government have advanced knowledge of waste disposal in Asia, Europe, and North America. For instance: The use of public Biogas toilets can generate electricity and cooking gas. This biogas technology can be used in homes, prisons, and Nigerian markets to process huge wastes especially from some of those dirty markets. Biogas from market wastes can be used to generate electricity from generators. I saw a few years ago a pilot biogas project at Mile 12 market and it successfully turned market wastes to biogas for use to generate electricity. Even organic fertilizers can be generated from waste instead of allowing them to litter the streets. Houses can be fitted with biogas toilets as well so that the residents can use the biogas from their loos for cooking gas and electricity. This isn't rocket science but Nigeria has a bunch of Governors and Commissioners who are NOT very imaginative or have a sense of urgency. I propose that anybody planning to contest for the post of a Governor or Commissioner in Nigeria MUST be properly drilled in public debates on how they would deal with urban refuse disposal in a practical manner. The idea of Governors just coming in and NOT having practical solutions on how urban refuse or public wastes will be tackled has to STOP! Some lazy people too are highly notorious for dumping house wastes and refuse right at the center of road and highway medians in Ogun, Lagos, Nassarawa, Anambra, Aba especially in Abia State, and practically all over Nigeria as seen in videos and photographs posted online. This destroys the aesthetics of these areas. Traps should be set for these creeps and they should be made to do 2 weeks or more of community service by clearing up urban wastes and drainages. Period. |
| Re: LASG Seals Ladipo Spare Parts Market Over Repeared Environmental Infractions by tiger28: 10:21am On Feb 09 |
;DThey are JUST Jealous of US!!!!! |
| Re: LASG Seals Ladipo Spare Parts Market Over Repeared Environmental Infractions by shegoon: 10:47am On Feb 09 |
In the past when we were younger,the local govt take charges of all sanitation related activities, but because of the plan by state government to have control over and overshadow the local govt due to our politicians selfish interests, making local govt non functional.Now the reality dealing with us, I pray there won't be an epidemic in the state when the state govt will be scrambling for solutions in which they can proffer now.,quote author=PriceActionZ post=138409094]While I support sanitising that environment, because too much junks from abroad in that area, but everywhere in Lagos is terrible in terms of refuse dumping. Lawma services are overwhelmed and the so called PSP are no where to be found. Lagos is very dirty. Drive through everywhere, everywhere is littered. This was one area where ambode and fashola really tried. But now, seems sanwolu government doesn't really care much. If not, they would have sanctioned all those psp owners that fail to function well. And If state government cannot handle that, they should channel it to the local government. Let them take control of that. Lagos stinks and smells for now, don't let us lie to ourselves.[/quote] |
| Re: LASG Seals Ladipo Spare Parts Market Over Repeared Environmental Infractions by NoToPile: 10:47am On Feb 09 |
Everybody is now an environmental expert yenyenyen. Somebody is even saying lawma has not been collecting waste for 1 year. Just one day of psp and lawma not working you will all see the job they are doing. Just 24hours lasan. Talk is so cheap. Even those that use waste to block drainage a are talking, those that evade paying are also talking . Only one person has stated the real problem currently psp operators are facing i.e the dumpsites , the turnaround time is too long. Igando dumpsite is practically closed Oya go and invest almost 100million on 2 compactors and residents should refuse to pay for services rendered. |
| Re: LASG Seals Ladipo Spare Parts Market Over Repeared Environmental Infractions by PriceActionZ: 10:52am On Feb 09 |
AlphaTaikun:Oh, you have good memories bro. I can relate to that ambode and psp owners saga. It's part of why they dealt with him. Bringing unpopular techniques to handle waste management without wider consultations, and it was a flop. I was passing oshodi last year, right inside the vehicle I was, just at bolade bus stop, I could sight a well dressed woman peeing during the day oo, around 2pm. She was peeing at the refuse abandoned on the road. I was like wtf is this man? My friends were like I never see anything. Common, Lagos state can do better. |
| Re: LASG Seals Ladipo Spare Parts Market Over Repeared Environmental Infractions by monex(m): 10:58am On Feb 09*. Modified: 12:39pm On Feb 09 |
SonOfDSoil01:would you have stopped them if they locked your shop? ehn Son of D Soil? or you think only Igbo shops were locked? There is no difference between you and the igbos who cry about victim hood when these kinds of actions are taken. good call by LASG |
| Re: LASG Seals Ladipo Spare Parts Market Over Repeared Environmental Infractions by Goodrender: 11:02am On Feb 09 |
Government this , government that . But the reality is most people in ladipo are animals . Despite the money the excos collect from traders every month they still owe lawma. The 2 truck sized dumps in the market have been filled since August last year , instead of paying lawma they started throwing the waste on the roads and in the canal . You cant drive or walk past palamo or Toyota without stepping on waste . Everybody just do like animal for there , we need to do better as Nigerians. I still told someone on friday say lagos state go soon come close this market as everywhere be like dump yard . |
| Re: LASG Seals Ladipo Spare Parts Market Over Repeared Environmental Infractions by Les: 11:04am On Feb 09 |
remaining iyana iba market |
| Re: LASG Seals Ladipo Spare Parts Market Over Repeared Environmental Infractions by BlakKluKluxKlan(m): 11:47am On Feb 09 |
HelenaWills:No please ! We don't want rough, dirty, unruly, uncouth, mannerless and disorderly elements in Ikorodu area. We can do without them. Let them go back home. |
| Re: LASG Seals Ladipo Spare Parts Market Over Repeared Environmental Infractions by BlakKluKluxKlan(m): 11:51am On Feb 09 |
This time, let the closure be permanent, please |
| Re: LASG Seals Ladipo Spare Parts Market Over Repeared Environmental Infractions by nobilie: 12:16pm On Feb 09 |
DenreleDave:Lolz. Haba!! Make we talk truth. Them still dey work. Ones in a month or 2 months for streets. But since say Oct last year, it became worst. I believe it could be as a result of the usual changes that occur in Lagos politics at the end of political tenure. Though, we were informed that the dump site has been changed (Badagry road for Alimosho people). Lagos need up to date technology for refuse recycling, incinerators and heavy machinery for decomposing of degradable materials. |
| Re: LASG Seals Ladipo Spare Parts Market Over Repeared Environmental Infractions by AlphaTaikun: 12:51pm On Feb 09 |
PriceActionZ:@PriceActionZ I appreciate your being on the same page with me here. Indeed, Lagos State can do BETTER. As I'm typing this, there's some anger swelling in me towards the Lagos and Ogun State Governors and their Commissioners of Environmental for being underachievers in the area of urban waste disposal and provision of simple public loos that use biogas to generate cooking gas and electricity. It's an anger laced with the desire to assist them to succeed NOT to pull them down. Lagos and Ogun States for instance can construct Biogas toilets for free and request for a token of say N100 for regular maintenance in high human traffic areas of Oshodi, Mushin, Ikeja, Marina axis of Isale Eko (otherwise known as Lagos Island), etc, so that people like that woman you referenced in your post peeing in Oshodi can easily pee or relieve themselves while out in public instead of looking around for a fast food outlet to relieve themselves. Biogas for cooking, biogas for electricity, organic fertilizers from urban waste for organic urban and rural farming is what the Japanese have long created since the 1990s when I saw FIRST saw a documentary on how human waste was turned into totally harmless organic fertilizer by the Japanese and they still do it today. Did you know that the dirty waters of the Lagos Lagoon can be made sparkling clean? The Japanese have the technology to do that as well and I saw with my two eyes how dirty or murky water became very clean while the dirt settled to the bottom. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu's FIRST EVER female Commissioner of Agriculture and Systems, gave a time line of May 2025 for the phase 1 of the "Epe Central Agro food Hub" to start. Till date, they haven't started. The aim of the project is to crash the price of food items in Lagos State by 50% of the current open market value by reducing post-harvest loses in refrigerated environments and cutting off these middle men who hoard commodities leading to spikes in prices. Lagos State though has done well by setting up the Mushin Agro Food Hub where food items are sold cheaply which I saw on YouTube and Lagos State also launched 150 CNG-fueled 40 ft trucks for food haulage purposes in late 2025. BUT the Lagos State Governor and his team have to speed up there plans for the benefit of those on the street level and STOP foot dragging. Even the high-capacity CNG buses and electric buses Sanwo-Olu said in 2024 would be rolled out by 2025 haven't been done yet while Enugu and Kaduna States have already launched their own CNG buses. Promises MUST be implemented with a sense of URGENCY by Governors such as Sanwo-Olu to guarantee a re-election in 2027 for his next successor and political party so that a different political party will NOT irresponsibly use vendetta to abandon highly important, current projects such as the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway or the "Epe Central Agro Food Hub" as a vendetta. I've been seeing revenge posts online by these paid trolls stating that if ADC comes into power, the very strategic Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway will be terminated. Even one of Atiku Abubakar's son irresponsibly said the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway should be stopped but he never said the Sokoto-Badagry Highway should be terminated. Such silly thinking. Cheers. |
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