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LAWMA BOSS VOWS LEGAL ACTION AGAINST ILLEGAL CART PUSHER, NOTORIOUS MISCREANT ARRESTED DURING ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION OPERATION AT ALAYABIAGBA MARKET, LAGOS.

In a firm reiteration of the Lagos State Government’s unwavering resolve to uphold environmental sanitation, safeguard public health and entrench urban orderliness, traders at Alayabiagba Market, situated in the Boundary area of Ajegunle, earlier today embarked on a large-scale environmental clean-up exercise under the stringent supervision of officials of the Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) in strategic collaboration with the Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps (LASESC). The sanitation exercise, which recorded impressive participation from market stakeholders was deliberately structured to restore environmental decorum, stem the tide of indiscriminate refuse disposal and reinforce a sustainable culture of cleanliness within commercial hubs across the metropolis. The initiative equally constitutes a vital plank of LAWMA’s broader agenda to institutionalize environmental accountability among traders and market leadership bodies. During the course of the enforcement...

DR. MUYIWA GBADEGESIN: RECALIBRATING URBAN SANITATION AND ENTRENCHING INSTITUTIONAL DISTINCTION AT LAWMA.

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In the chronicle of public sector leadership in Lagos State, scarcely any stewardship has been as profoundly transformative, intellectually prescient and results-oriented as that of Dr. Muyiwa Gbadegesin, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA). His tenure transcends routine administration; it is a bold odyssey of reform, renewal and institutional rebirth firmly rooted in an enlightened grasp of environmental sustainability, operational efficiency and the immutable social covenant between the state and its citizens. Upon assuming the mantle of leadership, Dr. Gbadegesin was confronted with an agency enmeshed in the intricate challenges synonymous with a burgeoning megacity: runaway population expansion, chronic urban congestion, inherited infrastructural inadequacies, widespread public indifference to environmental hygiene and the enduring dilemma of translating policy intent into practical outcomes. Rather than recoil in the ...

Classroom Building Collapses at Ikorodu School, Human Rights Advocate Princess Abiodun Oyefusi Raises Alarm

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  Princess Abiodun Oyefusi, a human rights advocate and politician, has raised serious concerns over the collapse of a classroom building at Odokekere Community Junior Secondary School in the Odo-Kekere community of Ikorodu, Lagos State, describing the incident as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by deteriorating school infrastructure. The incident occurred on Thursday, January 15, 2026, when a bungalow classroom block collapsed within the school premises, sending panic through the local community.  Official reports confirmed that no casualties were recorded, with preliminary assessments indicating that no students or staff were trapped or injured. Reacting to the incident, Princess Oyefusi said although the absence of loss of life was a relief, the collapse amounted to a near-disaster that could have claimed lives if it had happened during peak school hours.  She warned that it was unacceptable for children to continue learning in ageing and unsafe structures. The h...

Abiru Highlights Legislative Feats, Constituency Projects at Lagos East Stakeholders

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  Senator Tokunbo Abiru, who represents Lagos East Senatorial District, has outlined his legislative record and constituency interventions, stating that his stewardship has been driven by three core pillars: legislation, empowerment and endowment. Abiru spoke while addressing party leaders and stakeholders at a meeting in Lagos, where he highlighted his role in sponsoring and co-sponsoring key legislations at the National Assembly. According to him, these include the Insurance Industry Reforms Act and the Copyright Amendment Act, as well as ongoing amendment bills on the Banks and Other Financial Institutions Act (BOFIA), the Nigerian Export-Import Bank (NEXIM) Act and the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) Act. The senator also detailed several constituency projects executed across Lagos East. He disclosed that more than 35 schools have benefited from classroom construction and rehabilitation, while a number of health facilities, including 40-bed hospitals and primary health c...

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  L-R : Dr Olubunmi Otti, Zonal Coordinator, Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) South-West Zone;  Mrs Omotayo Muhammad,  Head Competition and Tariff, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC); Mary Iwelumo, Partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers ( PwC), at the stakeholders' forum on the study of the level of competition in the voice and data segment of the Nigerian telecommunications Industry on Tuesday 13th January, 2026 at Sheraton Hotel Ikeja, Lagos State.

LAWMA SEALS MALLS, PLAZAS AND ILLEGAL MARKETS ALONG OJUELEGBA–POPO CORRIDOR FOR FLAGRANT VIOLATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS.

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The Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) in strategic collaboration with the Kick Against Indiscipline (KAI) Brigade has sealed several malls, plazas and illegal market structures along the Ojuelegba and Popo axis adjoining the Tejuosho Main Market, following persistent and flagrant breaches of the State’s environmental sanitation laws. The enforcement exercise, prompted by widespread environmental abuse marked by the indiscriminate disposal of refuse along major roadways, medians and adjoining public spaces, was carried out earlier today by the Project Wise (Central) Unit of LAWMA, acting on the express directive of the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the Authority, Dr. Muyiwa Gbadegesin. Dr. Gbadegesin reaffirmed the Agency’s uncompromising stance against environmental irresponsibility, describing the reckless dumping of waste in public corridors as a direct affront to urban order, public health and the collective aspiration for a cleaner Lagos. According to hi...

Joshua Adamu, CEO of Alansmith Sports Construction, Vows to Bring World Class Sports Facilities to Every Nigerian Doorstep in 2026

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  ‎ ‎Abuja, Nigeria — Joshua Adamu, Chief Executive Officer of Alansmith Nigeria Limited — a leading sports facility construction company in West Africa — has reaffirmed his company’s commitment to expanding access to quality sports infrastructure across Nigeria in the new year. Adamu emphasized that in 2026, Alansmith’s mission remains firmly rooted in bringing sports to the doorstep of every Nigerian community. ‎Founded in 2009, Alansmith has steadily built its reputation as a one-stop sports facility partner, delivering a wide range of infrastructure from sports fields and astroturf pitches to home sports arenas, school playground surfaces, recreation centers, and more. Over the years, the company has executed multiple landmark projects commissioned by both private clients and institutions, solidifying its footprint in the sports construction sector.  ‎As Nigeria enters the new year, Joshua Adamu reiterated Alansmith’s renewed commitment “to make quality sports facilities a...