According to him, rising population figures lead to higher waste generation, emissions, and noise pollution across the state.
Mr Ajayi said that LASEPA shut down 244 facilities for violating environmental laws in 2025.
LASEPA noted the exercise witnessed the sealing off several facilities across Lagos for persistent noise pollution.
LASEPA’s general manager, Babatunde Ajayi, said the establishments were sealed due to persistent noise pollution and other environmental infractions.
Mr Wahab stated that the sealed establishments were found guilty of violating environmental regulations despite several warnings from LASEPA.
“We must continue to promote the health and safety of the environment,” he said.
Mr Ajayi succeeds Dolapo Fasawe, who has taken a higher responsibility in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
INEC had declared Mr Abiodun the winner of the election, having polled 276,298 votes to defeat Mr Adebutu, who scored 262,383 votes.
