Table of Contents
- Sealing of Residential Estate
- Enforcement Action Details
- Public Health and Environmental Sustainability
- Reporting Violations
The Lagos State Wastewater Management Office (LSWMO) has sealed a residential estate located at No. 96B, Ladipo Omotesho Street, Lekki Phase 1, due to repeated violations of environmental regulations.
This enforcement action took place on Wednesday, January 7, 2026, following multiple warnings issued to the residents for their failure to comply with the Lagos State Environmental Management and Protection Law, as well as for allegedly obstructing agency officials in the performance of their duties.
The development was confirmed in a statement released on Wednesday through the agency’s official X account.
The LSWMO urged residents throughout the state to adopt proper wastewater disposal and hygiene practices for the sake of public health and environmental sustainability, warning that actions deemed as environmental nuisances would lead to sanctions and potential prosecution.
The agency also encouraged members of the public to report any environmental violations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the reason for sealing the estate?
The estate was sealed due to repeated violations of environmental regulations and failure to comply with the Lagos State Environmental Management and Protection Law.
What should residents do to avoid penalties?
Residents should embrace proper wastewater disposal and hygiene practices to avoid penalties and ensure compliance with environmental regulations.
How can the public report environmental violations?
The public can report environmental violations to the LSWMO through their official communication channels.
Eze Chidiebere Paul
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