LAWMA Shutdown Olusosun Dumpsite To Carryout Palliative Work For 48 Hours

LAGOS Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has hinted that it will shut down Olusosun dumpsite at Ojota, for a period of 48 hours, to enable the Authority to carry out palliative works on the dumpsite, for seamless waste management operations.

Director of Public Affairs, LAWMA, Folashade Kadiri, revealed the information on Monday, that the agency was carrying on with necessary maintenance of dumpsites in the state for efficient service delivery, with particular emphasis on Olusosun.“The Authority in bid to ensure that waste management operations at Olusosun dumpsite is effectively delivered will shut down the landfill for a period of 48 hours, starting from 10th November 2021.”

Kadiri said, “LAWMA it had made provision of alternative dumpsites, where waste collection trucks could dispose of their refuse,during the period of temporary closure, adding that PSP operators servicing Lagos Mainland had been diverted to Solous dumpsite, Igando; while those operating in the East District and Ikorodu, had been directed to dispose of their wastes at Epe dumpsite.

LAWMA appealed to residents and road users in Igando and other affected areas, to bear with the Authority, over the expected increase in vehicular traffic, necessitated by the 48-hour closure of Olusosun, adding that the outcome of the maintenance exercise would help the agency to sustain cleaner and livable environment in all parts of the state.

It also appealed to residents to give priority attention to maintaining cleanliness in their neighborhoods

Kayode Shopekan

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