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No words! #TeamArsenal 🎉✨🌷

My Gen Alpha asking what #LagosSanitationDay means and why restrict movement?

@tokunbo_wahab Why not announce it on Saturday morning. Wednesday was too early ☹️

As we approach the Monthly Sanitation Exercise day (Saturday, 25th of April, 2026), please take note of these: #CleanerLagos #LagosEnvironmentalSanitation

@followlasg Shows how shabbily you plan livelihood in a cosmopolitan metropolis. How can you give a three day notice to such an announcement?

“MONTHLY ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION WILL ENTRENCH CULTURE OF CLEANLINESS” - COMMISSIONER The Lagos State Government has maintained that the newly reintroduced monthly environmental sanitation will entrench a culture of cleanliness among the residents of Lagos State.  Speaking while featuring on TVC's breakfast programme "Your View" on Monday, the Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources,  Mr Tokunbo Wahab said when a problem becomes existential for the citizens, the government needs to take unusual steps. Wahab said the reintroduction of the sanitation exercise is to bring back the culture of regular cleaning of surroundings, drainages in front of tenement as this was the culture over a decade ago. "The Sanitation exercise will officially commence on the last Saturday of April, which is the 25th, between the hours of 6:30 and 8:30 am, translating to a total of two hours in a month", he said. He added that the exercise was halted years back when a Senior Advocate of Nigeria took the State to Court with respect to the Law used for environmental sanitation restrictions. He said the petitioner claimed that the Law relied on was not in the body of Laws for Lagos State. The Commissioner said the State, after the judgment, proceeded to the Court of Appeal, where Judgement was given in favour of the State with the Court Affirming that the Laws used for the implementation and enforcement were legitimate. He said the State noticed that over time, residents neglected the cleanliness culture and have condoned living in a dirty and despicable environment. Wahab stressed that Lagos, as a growing State with a population of about 22 million people, cannot afford to accommodate this negative culture, hence the reintroduction of the exercise. “In the coming weeks, we will rally all Stakeholders like the Executives of the Local Government and Local Council Development Areas, CDAs and CDCs, Market leaders, as well as the National Union of Road Transport Workers to get their buy-in on the exercise”.  Wahab said the Environment is a common patrimony and heritage that everyone has a duty to protect, adding that how the environment is treated is how it treats humans. He said the present administration has undertaken several approaches to combat flooding, such as providing sustainable drainage infrastructure, banning Styrofoam and Single-use-plastics, saying these approaches have paid off in the fight against flooding.  Wahab said the State has invested heavily in waste-to-wealth and waste-to-energy initiatives that will help reduce the quantum of waste at the landfill sites. He mentioned that the Olusosun dumpsite is in the process of decommissioning, adding that New Landfills have been opened up at Erekiti in Badagry and Oke-Oso in the Epe axis of the State.  He enjoined residents to imbibe the culture of managing their waste, to see waste as a resource that can be recycled to generate funds. @jidesanwoolu @drobafemihamzat @LasgMOE @tokunbo_wahab @gbenga_omo @gboyegaakosile @LanreBajulaiye @BarrBimbola @Mr_JAGs @Riddwane #AGreaterLagosRising #LASG

What a beautiful sight to behold 😍😍😍

@NASA Ç'est beau

Hello, Moon. It’s great to be back. Here’s a taste of what the Artemis II astronauts photographed during their flight around the Moon. Check out more photos from the mission: nasa.gov/artemis-ii-mul…

@NASA The earth looks like a moon to the moon. Wonder 🤔 what moonites call earth 🌎

In Lagos there are two types of traffic. One is called go-slow where you see the cause of the slow traffic. Then there is ghost-slow where you get to bottle-neck and see nothing there.

@NationalGridNg No be the collapsed power grid again? Where is the supply going? Ụmụ agbara kingdom?

DisCo Load | 27 Jan 2026 | 4:13 PM AbujaDisCo - 225 MW IkejaDisCo - 145 MW EkoDisCo - 126 MW IbadanDisCo - 125 MW KanoDisCo - 102 MW BeninDisCo - 89 MW EnuguDisCo - 85 MW KadunaDisCo - 80 MW PHarcourtDisCo - 60 MW YolaDisCo - 52 MW JosDisCo - 50 MW Total - 1,139 MW

@NationalGridNg No wonder there's been no power supply. Why is it so hard to generate electricity in Nigeria?

DisCo Load | 29th December, 2025 | 8:18 PM Abuja DisCo - 300 MW Eko DisCo. - 300 MW Ibadan DisCo - 300 MW Ikeja DisCo. - 250 MW Kano DisCo - 140 MW Benin DisCo - 100 MW Jos DisCo - 100 MW PHarcourt DisCo - 100 MW Enugu DisCo - 60 MW Kaduna DisCo. - 55 MW Yola DisCo - 50 MW Total: 1,755 MW

@ruffydfire @ruffydfire @FRSCNigeria should prosecute the sector command and the owner of the stationary articulated vehicle left there for days. Their carelessness caused a hazard that has taken lives. In a decent society they would have been arrested by now but appointment na man know man

FRSC said the arrived at the scene in 3 mins! Are we sure? FRSC said the driver exceeded the speed limit, how dem take know? Where are the speed cameras on the expressway! Nigeria!

Is the power grid in coma? There has been no power supply this Yuletide.

@IkejaElectric Why has there been no power supply? Power supply has been very poor

Happy Boxing Day from All of Us at Ikeja Electric. Wishing everyone a wonderful Boxing Day filled with love, and laughter. #BoxingDay #BringingEnergyToLifeResponsibly

@ProfDNgong @cchukudebelu That’s one of the ways Igbo mostly passed their oral history along with folklore and poetry. It’s a university course in Igbo culture for graduates & post graduate Igbo.

@cchukudebelu I didn’t know there’re griots in Igboland.

This, is how to hail an Igbo man.

Inflation in Nigeria is 'dropping ' when the price of fuel is rising again like bread. Shey ma lyrics inflation dey drop?

@Logiebo1 @Aj_anwuli Sorry 😔

@AddyJonny1 @Aj_anwuli I left as i couldn't queue.

This is what trying to buy cooking gas looks like in Lagos today 😥

@Aj_anwuli @Logiebo1 Did you find gas? How much did you buy?

@Logiebo1 Why is there a scarcity?

If you have had to resort to cooking with charcoal or kerosene due to scarcity of cooking gas. Please get in touch.

Happy independence Nigeria. One day be blessed with leaders who love the people of Nigeria and truly make life easier. Amen

@IkejaElectric Supply consistent light first. Practice what you preach

Wednesday Wisdom: Consistency is silent, but its rewards speak loudly. Keep showing up. #WednesdayWisdom #IECares