The rehabilitation of the access road at the Olusosun dumpsite marks another important step towards improving waste management operations in Lagos.
A better road means smoother movement of waste collection trucks and heavy-duty equipment, improved operational efficiency, and faster service delivery. It also enhances safety for personnel working on-site while supporting cleaner and more sustainable waste disposal processes.
At LAWMA, we remain committed to investing in infrastructure that strengthens environmental sanitation and keeps Lagos moving.
Together, we’re building a cleaner, healthier, and more resilient Lagos.
#LAWMACares
Medical waste should never be treated like regular waste.
Used syringes, needles, gloves, bandages, and other healthcare waste must be properly separated and disposed of through approved medical waste management systems to protect public health and the environment.
Dispose responsibly. Protect lives. Keep Lagos safe.
#LAWMACares
Recycling starts with one simple habit—sorting your waste.
By separating paper, plastics, metals, and glass from general waste, you’re helping reduce landfill waste, conserve valuable resources, and protect the environment for future generations. Every item recycled is a step towards a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable Lagos.
Let’s all do our part. Sort it. Recycle it. Make a difference. #LAWMACares
Today, we celebrate a distinguished public servant whose leadership, dedication, and commitment to excellence continue to inspire progress across the Lagos State Public Service.
On behalf of the Management and staff of LAWMA, we extend our warmest birthday wishes to Mr. Olabode Shuaheeb Agoro, Head of Service, Lagos State.
May this new year bring you continued strength, wisdom, good health, and even greater accomplishments as you continue to serve our dear state with distinction.
Happy Birthday, Sir.
🚨 ONGOING: Environmental Compliance Enforcement at the Tejuosho–Ojuelegba Corridor
Today, our @Lawma_gov Waste Investigation, Surveillance and Enforcement (WISE) team, working alongside @LAGESCOfficial (KAI) officials, OP MESA military personnel and the Nigeria Police, is carrying out another round of enforcement operations along the Tejuosho–Ojuelegba corridor, with shops being sealed over the indiscriminate disposal of waste on the road median.
📍The operation currently covers Modele Street, Fagbile Street and Maja Street, where persistent environmental sanitation violations continue despite sustained advocacy, repeated warnings and previous engagements. These enforcement actions are necessary to restore environmental order, protect public infrastructure and ensure compliance with Lagos State environmental laws.
🔒 The affected shops will remain sealed until the required sanitation standards are met and full compliance with environmental regulations is achieved.
Our objective remains compliance, not punishment. We urge all businesses and residents to patronise their assigned PSP operators, keep their surroundings clean and dispose of waste responsibly.
Together, we can build a cleaner, healthier and more liveable Lagos.
#KeepLagosClean #LAWMA #EnvironmentalCompliance ♻️
A cleaner Lagos starts with bold action and shared responsibility.
On TVC News Breakfast, LAWMA MD/CEO, Dr. Muyiwa Gbadegesin, outlined the agency’s vision for a cleaner and more sustainable Lagos—from expanding waste collection with 150 new trucks and investing in modern waste infrastructure, to converting organic waste into clean energy and scaling up recycling initiatives through the Waste-to-Wealth programme.
He also reaffirmed LAWMA’s commitment to enforcing environmental laws while calling on every resident to play their part by disposing of waste responsibly and reporting illegal dumping.
Together, we can build a cleaner, healthier, safer, and more resilient Lagos.
#LAWMACares
The Lagos State Government, through LAWMA, has commissioned the rehabilitated Road E and newly constructed disposal platforms at the Olusosun Disposal Facility, Ojota, marking another milestone in strengthening waste management infrastructure across the state.
The upgraded infrastructure will improve access for compactor trucks, reduce turnaround time, and enhance waste evacuation operations, reinforcing the state’s commitment to a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable Lagos.
#LAWMACares
A cleaner Lagos starts with everyday actions.
Every properly bagged waste Every piece of waste disposed of responsibly helps create cleaner streets, healthier communities, and a more beautiful Lagos.
Let’s all make cleanliness a daily habit and protect the environment we share. #LAWMACares
Knowing your waste is the first step towards responsible waste disposal.
From food scraps and recyclables to hazardous materials and electronic waste, every type of waste requires proper handling to protect public health and the environment.
When we sort and dispose of waste correctly, we reduce pollution, support recycling efforts, and contribute to a cleaner, healthier Lagos for everyone.
Do your part today, sort your waste before disposal and encourage others to do the same. Together, we can build a cleaner Lagos.
#Lagos
#LAWMACares
#KeepLagosClean
#CleanerLagos
Waste Surveillance and Enforcement Update
As part of its sustained enforcement drive, LAWMA has arrested several environmental offenders for various infractions in different parts of the state.
The arrests, made through the combined efforts of LAWMA’s Waste Investigation, Surveillance and Enforcement (WISE) team, and other enforcement arms of Lagos State, led to the apprehension of Wasiu Sulaimon, Segun Abayomi, Pelumi Noah, Soliu Hamed, Abdu Muhammed, Kabir Muhammed, Monday Ogbu, Farouk Adamu, Muutar Yakubu and Lekan Abejo for illegal dumping of refuse while Destiny Bassey, Oluwakemi Sobowale, Stanley Otu and Ridwan Adisa were arrested for street trading and obstruction.
All the suspects and others arrested for miscreancy, including Josiah Umar, Jubril Salisu, Benjamin Dare, Isik Jalfa, and Mathew Alabi have been taken to the Lagos State Task Force Office, Oshodi, where they will be charged to court in accordance with the environmental laws of Lagos State.
LAWMA remains committed to enforcing environmental regulations and ensuring that individuals who violate sanitation laws are held accountable. Residents are urged to support government sanitation efforts and dispose of waste responsibly, as well as desist from street trading and other activities that obstruct public spaces.
If you witness indiscriminate waste dumping or any environmental offence, report it through the appropriate LAWMA channels. Together, we can build cleaner, greener, and more sustainable Lagos.
#KeepLagosClean #EnvironmentalEnforcement #LAWMA #CleanerLagos
The Managing Director/CEO of LAWMA, Dr. Muyiwa Gbadegesin was at the environmental sanitation exercise in Ajara Vehto Community, Badagry, to promote a cleaner and healthier environment.
The operation covered Francisco Ogunliyi Junction, Inspectorate Road, Sedo Street, Ajara Primary Health Centre (PHC), Medewanji Compound, Votho Kah Crescent, and adjoining areas, reinforcing LAWMA’s commitment to cleaner communities, environmental sustainability, and strict sanitation compliance.
A cleaner Lagos starts with all of us. Dispose of your waste properly, keep your surroundings clean, and support efforts to protect our environment.
#LAWMA #LAWMACares #EnvironmentalSanitation #CleanerLagos #KeepLagosClean #SustainableEnvironment
This is your reminder that the Monthly Environmental Sanitation Exercise holds this Saturday, 25th July, from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.
Take time to clean your surroundings, clear blocked drains, bag your waste properly, and dispose of it through your assigned PSP operator. A cleaner environment starts with the actions we take today.
Together, let’s keep Lagos clean, healthy, and flood-free.
#LAWMACares
LAWMA, HEFAMAA Strengthen Partnership on Healthcare Waste Management
The Managing Director, Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA), Dr. Muyiwa Gbadegesin today hosted the Executive Secretary of the Health Facility Monitoring and Accreditation Agency (HEFAMAA) Dr. Victoria Egunjobi and her team, and explored collaborative strategies for improving healthcare waste management across Lagos State.
Discussions focused on strengthening inter-agency cooperation to ensure the safe collection, bagging, weighing, transportation, and disposal of healthcare waste, in line with environmental and public health standards.
Both agencies also explored opportunities for enhanced regulatory compliance, joint monitoring, stakeholder engagement, and sustained public awareness to promote responsible healthcare waste management.
The meeting reaffirmed the shared commitment of LAWMA and HEFAMAA to protecting public health, safeguarding the environment, and fostering a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable Lagos through stronger institutional collaboration.
#LAWMACares #hefamaa #Healthcarewastemanagement #environmentalsustainability #CleanerLagos #PublicHealth