Some Lagos residents say irregular waste collection is frustrating efforts to maintain clean surroundings, in spite of their participation in environmental sanitation exercises.
The Lagos State Government has urged residents to make environmental sanitation a daily responsibility rather than wait for government-led exercises.
Following the recent increase in the price of beans, traders and consumers in Lagos State have started seeking alternatives to the staple food and protein source.
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The Mushin To The World Foundation, a non-governmental organisation dedicated to transforming communities, particularly in Mushin, Lagos, has debunked a viral video claim that Mushin is overwhelmed by refuse.
The rising price of beans in Lagos is forcing consumers to buy less, switch meals and adjust household budgets.
The Lagos State Government and Bariga Local Government (LG) have urged residents to support environmental sanitation efforts and take greater responsibility for keeping their communities clean.
Some residents and shop owners in Orile, Iganmu, Lagos, have appealed for urgent intervention over persistent refuse accumulation.
Rain gear sellers in parts of Lagos are counting losses as fewer rainstorms and the August break combine to weaken demand for umbrellas and raincoats.
