Lagos State House of Assembly has urged Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to investigate those behind a viral video where some sweepers engaged by service providers working...

The Rotary Club of Eko Atlantic, in partnership with the Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA), has held sensitisation on waste separation as part of efforts to ensure a clean environment and waste-free drains.

The Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) highway sweepers have embarked on strike over non-payment of their three-month salaries. The sweepers also took to social media to protest the non-payment on Tuesday afternoon.

Rotary club of Eko Atlantic in partnership with Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) held a sensitisation on waste segregation to accelerate action on the Environmental discomfort of Nigeria.

The Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has announced the immediate termination of all street-sweeping briefs awarded to some companies involved in practices that violated the terms of their contracts. LAWMA in a statement disclosed that the termination of the contracts was informed by "established cases of unethical behaviour." The unethical behaviour, LAWMA said, was…

As part of efforts to ensure a cleaner state, the Lagos State government is set to launch a waste management academy. This was disclosed by the acting Managing Director of Lagos Waste Management Authority

To ensure sustainability in its waste management and disposal efforts, the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) had begun rehabilitation of its five legal dumpsites.

A recent order by the Lagos State Government asking scavengers to vacate refuse dumpsites as part of strategy to curtail spread of the deadly Coronavirus is timely and thoughtful. And so, those concerned should comply in public interest.

To curtail environmental degradation and the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, the Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA) and Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) have urged residents to sustain clean air quality and environment as one of the necessary measures to contain its spread.

Lagos State Government in its bid to curb the spread of the Coronavirus has directed scavengers to immediately vacate all refuse dumpsites.

The Lagos State Government has directed all scavengers in the state to vacate all dumpsites with immediate effect as a way of curtailing the spread of COVID-19

Following the increasing traffic gridlock in Lagos State, some of which are linked to the activities of street traders and consequent fatalities those trading on walkways and setbacks...