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Ladipo remains shut as Lagos reopens Oyingbo, two other markets

Oluwaseun Sonde by Oluwaseun Sonde
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The Lagos State Government has said that Ladipo Market has not been reopened, as it is yet to perfect some environmental and safety conditions, required before recommencing business activities. Some of the reopened markets include Oyingbo, Ile Epo Oke-Odo and Alamutu markets.

Managing Director/CEO of Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA), Dr. Muyiwa Gbadegesin, who made the clarification, noted that the market remained closed because it was observed that its management had not fully met stipulated mandatory safety and environmental  measures earlier outlined by the Authority. 

He said, “Our primary concern is the safety of people and environmental well-being at marketplaces. Reopening is contingent upon strict adherence to the safety conditions set forth by LAWMA. It is imperative that all necessary precautions are taken to prevent any potential risks.”

Dr. Gbadegesin added that while several markets had successfully met the outlined safety requirements and had been permitted to resume business, Ladipo Market would also  be reopened to business activities, once it passed the requisite safety audit. 

LAWMA clears roadside traders at Oyingbo market

Also, the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has dislodged traders engaged in roadside trading around Oyingbo Market, for constituting environmental nuisance. The market which was sealed for  various environmental infractions.

The Managing Director/CEO of LAWMA, Dr. Muyiwa Gbadegesin, said the agency observed that, despite the closure of the market, some traders still engaged in roadside trading activities, in breach of environmental regulations.

He said, “We cannot compromise on the environmental well-being of our city. It is imperative that all markets in the state strictly adhere to environmental laws.

“Non-compliance will result in the sealing of the markets, and such markets will not be reopened until appropriate conditions are met. We will also not condone any form of roadside trading around sealed business premises.”

Dr. Gbadegesin stated that the enforcement action underscored LAWMA’s commitment to fostering a sustainable and hygienic urban landscape for all residents, urging market operators to proactively engage in practices that aligned with established environmental standards.

The LAWMA boss said that Alamutu Market, Mushin, one of the recently shut markets, had been reopened after meeting stipulated conditions, adding that market operators, residents, and stakeholders, should work in tandem with the Authority, to ensure the collective achievement of a cleaner and healthier environment. 

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