Lagos begins pump installation at Iju, Akute water facilities
The Lagos State Government has commenced installation of new pumps at the Iju Headworks and Akute water intake stations.Continue Reading
The Lagos State Government has commenced installation of new pumps at the Iju Headworks and Akute water intake stations.Continue Reading
Residents of Lagos who have endured repeated flooding say they hope billions of naira allocated for flood control and ecological interventions will finally translate into safer communities as the peak of the rainy season approaches.Continue Reading
The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has assured residents that current waste collection challenges across the state will ease within six to eight months.Continue Reading
The Lagos State Government has urged residents to embrace proper waste disposal, describing environmental sanitation as a shared civic responsibility.Continue Reading
The Commissioner for Youths and Social Development, Mr Mobolaji Ogunlende, has announced the introduction of automated childcare services for efficient child welfare administration for orphanage homes across Lagos.Continue Reading
By Catherine Egwuom The Commissioner for Youths and Social Development, Mr Mobolaji Ogunlende, has announced the introduction of automated childcare services for efficient child welfare administration for orphanage homes across Lagos. Mobolaji made this known at the 2026 stakeholders’ meeting on adoption, guardianship and fostering matters in Lagos State, heldContinue Reading
By Mercy Omoike An architect and academic, Dr John Adesina, has urged the Lagos State Government to adopt a multi-professional approach to planning and developing new towns. Adesina, also a Landscape Architect and member of the Lagos State chapter of the Society of Landscape Architects of Nigeria (SLAN),Continue Reading
The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) says it is implementing sweeping infrastructure, regulatory and operational reforms to end persistent waste backlog and improve environmental sanitation across the state.Continue Reading
The Association of Scrap and Waste Pickers of Lagos (ASWOL) has identified poor drainage maintenance, indiscriminate waste disposal and weak land-use enforcement as major drivers of recurring flooding across Lagos.Continue Reading
Residents of flood-prone communities in Lagos have blamed rapid urbanisation, inadequate drainage infrastructure and poor urban planning for worsening floods across the state, while an environmental advocate says climate change is compounding the risks.Continue Reading
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