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they only need to re-strategize

Ajah, Ado road, Badore and Langbasa, has been taken over by refuse.

The refuse is so much that you would not notice that there is a bin, in the middle of the mountain of refuse.

what the ? are they trying to unload a 1280 bin manually?

AutoReportNG:
Personally, I think these guys are too foreign for a place like Lagos, they are overwhelmed

See more pictures here

http://www.autoreportng.com/2018/02/visionscape-gets-its-hands-dirty-to-rid.html

the dirt is fighting back!

Lilimax:
The effizzy of this Visionscape is too much To clean Lagos and maintain its cleanliness requires drastic actions. We used to have street sweepers sweeping dirt's and sand off the major high way in Lagos but this is not what we see with Visionscape 'sweepers'? Instead their women uses one long stick-like equipment to be Picking dirt's on the highway? Abeg, Lagos does not require such effizy :I They should return to status quo Those serious Lagos street sweepers should be recalled

. Funny. You're absolutely correct.

My Area Ogombo, Etiosa LG is an eye sour. My refuse since December is seriously angry with me. AMBODE,....................

whitering:
My Area Ogombo, Etiosa LG is an eye sour. My refuse since December is seriously angry with me. AMBODE,....................

ndcide:
Ajah, Ado road, Badore and Langbasa, has been taken over by refuse.

The refuse is so much that you would not notice that there is a bin, in the middle of the mountain of refuse.

Can you imagine! And it was not like that when the PSPs were busy covering that axis, o! If Visionscape is smart, they should just partner with the PSPs to complement their efforts, so that their shortcomings would not be so obvious to all and sundry....

Wind don blow, fowl yansh don open... Visionscape should just go and take tutorials from the old operators, and try to improve their job and standard of waste management! Meanwhile, whoever introduced Visionscape as a solution provider to Ambode, should be flogged!

nairalanduseles:
go siddon were in the world do u use women to sweep .......u have trucks that sweep and litter pickers......so stop shaming ur generation

Street sweeper trucks are not cheap. And there would be a need for spare parts, technical expertise and adequate resources to handle them and keep them functional. There are various types and different sizes:


https://publicistreport.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/global-mini-type-garbage-truck-market-2017.jpg
This is a Mini-Garbage Truck


https://www.otomiennam.com/uploads/pictures/thumb2/xe-quet-rac-hut-bui-duong-nhap-khau-77feb76568.jpg
Here is another type of mini-garbage truck.

https://www.toreuse.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/st51.jpg

https://radiomedtunisie.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/kentseld2.jpg

https://www.munihire.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/munihire/galleries/cn101/Wanderhose.jpg

https://www.stewart-amos.com/wp-content/uploads/Stewart-Amos-Starfire-Mechanical-Broom.png

These are the kind of street sweepers that Visionscape should have deployed, in addition to many of those waste bins. And those bins are rather too small to handle refuse, within Lagos. They need bigger bins which should be placed at strategic points, in multiples of 4 or 6 units, every 500 yards apart.