In an effort to promote a cleaner and healthier environment, Engr. Rasaki Bamidele Kasali (MNSE, MNATE) led a significant meeting with community stakeholders today, marking the official kick-off of the Monthly Environmental Sanitation Advocacy Exercise at the Lekki LCDA Secretariat.
The gathering included HRM Oba Liasim Olumuyiwa Ogunbekun, the Onilekki of Lekki, along with the Council Manager, House Leader, Councilors, Supervisors, SLG, Head of the Environment Department, Baales, political and religious leaders, PSP operators, and members of the local community, all demonstrating a shared commitment to environmental sustainability.
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Speaking at the event, the Chairman stressed that environmental laws would be strictly enforced, noting that violators risk arrest and prosecution. He highlighted key interventions including the deployment of incinerators, clearing of shanties, and the provision of general waste bins across communities.
He encouraged residents to take responsibility for their surroundings, asking them to act as the government’s “eyes and ears” while cautioning against any attacks on environmental officers. He also announced plans to establish community patrols to ensure compliance, stressing that no violators would be protected.
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The Chairman praised HRM Oba Liasim Olumuyiwa Ogunbekun for upholding impressive cleanliness standards around the palace, recognizing him as a true champion of a spotless Lekki.
In his comments, the Onilekki advocated for tougher enforcement against homes lacking waste bins and criticized the issues of open defecation and careless waste dumping, especially near the beach.
Additionally, Mr. Ilori, the General Manager of PSP, pointed out that waste management services are affordable and urged residents to fully engage in proper disposal practices.
