LASEPA
18 Apr
Lagos State government through its Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA), yesterday, decried improper treatment of effluents by manufacturing companies in the state.
1 Apr
The Lagos Environmental Protection Agency - LASEPA plans to establish a partnership with the state’s university (LASU) towards exploring areas of mutually beneficial partnership, especially strengthening the drive for a sustainable environment.
11 Mar
Lagos State government will, today, commence enforcement in Apapa to re-establish the three-metre right-of-way for all its drainage channels.
9 Feb
As part of the efforts to achieve improved, safer and sustainable environment, Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA), yesterday...
8 Feb
As part of the efforts to achieve an improved , safer and more sustainable environment in Lagos State, the Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA) in the last three months has sealed about 250 organisations, including industries, night clubs and worship places for noise pollution and other environmental infractions.
17 Jan
The Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA) on Tuesday sealed off several firms in Ikorodu due to various environmental infractions. LASEPA in a statement said its officials carried out an enforcement exercise in Ikorodu to combat noise pollution, and air pollution and address various other environmental infractions. "The agency closed several establishments for violating the…
17 Jan
Lagos State Government has stressed the need for green and improved air quality across the state to ensure healthy living for the citizenry, noting that the current air quality in many parts of the state as indicated in the state's Air Quality Index is unhealthy.
12 Jan
The Lagos State Government on Friday addressed the issue of air pollution from Calcare Building in Ikeja.
25 Dec
The General Manager, Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA), Dr Babatunde Ajayi, yesterday, warned residents to always remember that the environmental laws that prohibit pollution, loud music and noises from worship centres, club houses, as well as other environmental infractions that can negatively impact on human health, are still in force.
18 Dec
Stakeholders in the environmental sector have decried the menace of plastic waste and resolved to promote its use through a circular economy practice.
15 Dec
Lagos State Government has warned that noises emanating from worship places across the state should be minimised considering its impact on public health.
7 Dec
The Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA), recently sealed several establishments, which include mosque, and churches, hotels, bar, nightclubs and supermarket over noise pollution and other violations.
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