The LAWMA boss added that the authority would continue to monitor, arrest and prosecute offenders.
On Tuesday, the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency said a minibus collided with a Lagos Waste Management Authority truck.
Ms Okoh said that the cart pushers often dispose of waste in the drains
Mr Abayomi stated that the management of waterborne disease was a collective responsibility of many agencies in the state.
”However, we need the cooperation of all residents to maintain a clean and safe environment,” Mr Gbadegesin said.
The LAWMA CEO added that the authority would continue sensitising the populace on proper waste management during and after the Easter celebration.
She said well-structured market systems would address wastage and other food insecurity issues in the country.
Speaking with journalists, Mr Olumide said the state government was enforcing zero tolerance to illegal developments.
Mr Gbadegesin noted that 2023 witnessed a determined approach to environmental transformation in Lagos state.
He noted that the enforcement action followed the recent closure of several other markets, including Oyingbo, Ladipo, and Alayabiagba, due to similar offences.
