Mr Gbadegesin acknowledged challenges posed by the rainy season.
Mr Gbadegesin said the decision followed a comprehensive operational review.
Mr Hamzat reiterated the need for shared responsibility for safeguarding community health and safety.
The Lagos Waste Management Authority has strengthened measures to mitigate flooding as the rainy season approaches across the state.
The national president of AWAMN, Olugbenga Adebola, made the call on Thursday in Lagos.
The Lagos Waste Management Authority has intensified operational activities across the state ahead of the Easter celebrations.
He explained that the policy marked a shift from viewing waste solely as a disposal challenge.
The MD said that the activities of unregulated waste handlers degraded the environment.
Mr Wahab said the state of Olusosun and Soluos 2 had always been of concern.
She said the initiative was aimed at ensuring a safe, secure, and enjoyable tourism experience.
