AMUWO RESIDENTS FAULT LAWMA FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS

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Residents of Amuwo Odofin in Lagos State are bitter about the dirt heaped on and around every junction in the area. Reports from several residents points


accusing fingers to Lagos State Waste Management Agency (LAWMA) for the environmental hazard ridiculing their abode.

"Almost all the road demarcations in Jakande estate Amuwo Odofin now look like this since LAWMA stopped making rounds" a residnt funmilade spoke to Globval community reportsers.

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