Mr Oku noted that challenges, including the ban on scavenging and cart pushing, had affected operations, but members remained resolute.
The event underscored the importance of responsible building practices in line with global principles of the circular economy.
Mr Gbadegesin said the authority was looking at an annual economic value of $2.5 billion from a circular economy when harnessed.
LAWMA managing director Muyiwa Gbadegesin said in an interview on Monday in Lagos that the agency would introduce CNG compactors.
“Do not dispose of waste recklessly.’’
The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) says it is ready to ensure a clean and sustainable environment during Christmas and New Year.
The Lagos government on Monday ordered the reopening of Mile 12 market after it was sealed on Friday.
The waste disposal agency said it plans to train Lagos youths on waste policing.
LAWMA said the closure was to carry out palliative works on the dumpsite for seamless waste management operations.
