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Drivers and Commuters Demand Action as Trash Piles Up at Obalende Motor Park

Drivers and Commuters Demand Action as Trash Piles Up at Obalende Motor Park

Bus drivers and commuters at Obalende Motor Park have raised alarm over heaps of refuse left for weeks by Lagos State Waste Management Authority workers. They report that trucks arrive, collect only small amounts, then leave, allowing garbage to accumulate and emit a foul odour. Food vendors, motorists and passersby are affected. Residents appeal to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to step in urgently before the situation leads to a health crisis. They also suggest replacing underperforming workers with unemployed youths eager to keep the area clean.

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P
peter

What steps can Lagos State Waste Management Authority take to clear that rubbish faster and restore comfort for drivers and commuters?

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grace

Has the Authority said how many collection trips they make daily at Obalende Motor Park?

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isaac

It's odd that waste trucks arrive, collect only small loads, then leave while garbage continues piling for weeks without real follow-through.

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H
hala

Blaming only the waste authority ignores how drivers and passengers also discard trash without using bins or designated collection points.

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Y
yemi

Motor park associations could partner with local volunteers to set up daily cleanup shifts and supervise proper waste disposal at Obalende.

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