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LAWMA SPECIAL WASTE COLLECTION INTERVENTION BRINGS RELIEF TO RESIDENTS. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.


 LAWMA SPECIAL WASTE COLLECTION INTERVENTION BRINGS RELIEF TO RESIDENTS


Following the recent withdrawal of selected Private Sector Participation (PSP) operators, LAWMA has commenced direct waste collection interventions in affected communities to bridge service gaps and sustain essential waste collection services.


DAY 1 - WEDNESDAY, 7 OCTOBER


The intervention commenced in Oke-Ira, Ojodu, and Ramoni Ward, Itire-Ikate LCDA, with waste evacuation and community sensitisation activities.


OKE-IRA/POWERLINE, OJODU

The intervention covered the following streets:


- Oladipo Banjo Street - waste evacuation commenced.


RAMONI WARD, ITIRE-IKATE LCDA


The intervention covered the following streets:

- Omodunni Street

- Part of Salami Oke Street

- Parts of Gasper and Durojaiye Streets

- Parts of Ashimowu and Odubiyi Streets


Community advocacy and sensitisation conducted.


DAY 2 - THURSDAY, 8 OCTOBER


Operations continued in both locations, with Oladipo Banjo Street completed and further streets covered in Ramoni Ward.


OKE-IRA/POWERLINE, OJODU

The intervention covered the following streets:


- Oladipo Banjo Street - completed, including 15 remaining buildings.

- Olu Street - additional premises serviced.


RAMONI WARD, ITIRE-IKATE LCDA

The intervention covered the following streets:

- Adeosun Street

- Part of Ashimowu Street

- Adekoya Street

- Part of Odubiyi Street


DAY 3 - FRIDAY, 9 OCTOBER


The intervention extended to Igbogbo-Baiyeku, while waste collection and public sensitisation continued along the Oke-Ira/Powerline route.


IGBOGBO-BAIYEKU, ABOSAN

Irepodun Community, Olu-Odo

The intervention covered the following streets:

- Faniyi Street

- Arulogun Olaseni Street

- Olawale Balogun Street

- Arch. Jide Street

- Ayinde Odusanya Street

- Alhaja Siyanbola Street


Buildings serviced: 32


OKE-IRA/POWERLINE, OJODU

The intervention covered the following streets:

- Jacob Sonola Street  - completed

- Aderemi Adeboye Street

- Part of Ajayi Street


Community advocacy and sensitisation conducted.


LAWMA will sustain direct interventions and follow-up operations to improve waste collection coverage in affected communities.


Commited to achieving a cleaner Lagos through responsive service delivery.

More photos below. 



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