Officers from the Lagos Waste Administration Authority and the state Environmental Sanitation Corps have sealed the Oja Oba Market at Ile Epo space of the state over poor sanitary circumstances.
The LAWMA Managing Director/Chief Govt Officer, Muyiwa Gbadegesin, made this recognized in an announcement on X.com on Sunday.
Gbadegesin wrote, “Following complaints from involved members of the general public, notably #Freestuv1, Oja Oba market at Ile Epo was sealed this morning by a mixed #ZeroToleranceLagos Process Drive consisting of #Lawma_gov Monitoring and Compliance Workforce and women and men of #LAGESCOfficial.
“This market has develop into infamous for very poor sanitary circumstances and failure to adjust to set waste administration laws.”
He added that the motion was taken to guard members of the general public from food-borne and water-borne illnesses like cholera, typhoid, and dysentery.
He additionally urged members of the general public to boost the alarm wherever they see poor sanitary practices in markets or different enterprise shops.
PUNCH reported in February that LAWMA officers equally sealed Ire-Akari Market within the Isolo space of Lagos over poor sanitation.
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