Lagos Commissioner for the Environment, Tokunbo Wahab, has urged residents especially business owners to take responsibility for their surroundings during and after the Sallah celebrations.While inspecting blocked drainage areas, Wahab said the Lagos Wa… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader LASG issues 24-hour quit notice to Alabamago market traders By Busola Bamidele on June 2, 2025 Lagos Commissioner for the Environment, Tokunbo Wahab, has urged residents especially business owners to take responsibility for their surroundings during and after the Sallah celebrations. While inspecting blocked drainage areas, Wahab said the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) will begin clearing waste this week to prevent flooding. "We came to appraise the area. LAWMA is moving in this week to clear the dirt so water can flow," he said. Read also; LASG issues 24-hour quit notice to Alabamago market traders FG eyes $1bn CNG investment to cut transport costs, stabilise food prices NiMet, SAPZ partner to boost climate-smart agriculture in Nigeria CBN moves to stabilise reserves as oil revenue faces pressure Nigeria's largest gas plant opens, unlocking  opportunities for small businesses He advised Lagosians to support PSP waste collectors by properly containing their waste. "Keep your environment clean. Let PSP operators cart your waste away. Let's celebrate responsibly," Wahab added. Clean surroundings, he emphasized, are key to business continuity during festive seasons.

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