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REPORT OF BLACKSPOT MONITORING VISIT TO YABA LCDA ON MONDAY

18TH NOVEMBER, 2019 Due to report of resurgence of black spots within the Yaba LCDA, the A&E, Lagos Central Team visited

the LCDA to monitor and bringing the situation under control.

OBSERVATION: Black spots were seen on the following Streets/ Areas:

Stretch of Morris Street

Onike round-about,

Beside An barrack,

By the fence of Our lady of apostles, Harvey road

WAEC Junction, Morris Street, Yaba

Fence of YabaTech, Yaba- School of Technology Waste point.

INEC office opposite Ann Barrack,

Fence of Atan Cemetry Balikisu Iyede, Street,

Fence of Lagos City Secondary School, Sabo.

A brief unscheduled meeting was held with operational managers, Alpha Waste Management Services

Ltd Mr Lawal Sulaimon (07032652048) and Mrs Bolanle Abolade(08129407172) at YABATECH

The purpose of the meeting was to investigate the waste situation at YABATECH. The school’s

waste receptacle was seen to be filled to capacity and littering the environment but operator was

seen carting the waste at the time of visit.

Mrs. Bolanle in response to the query informed that the waste situation was due to the

humongous debt owed by the School. The school claimed to have paid to the Company’s account

but they are yet to receive any payment. The company has however resumed carting the school’s

waste while the issue is resolved.

Yaba Tech is serviced by operator every day of the week and services each street once in a week.

Operation is carried out from Monday to Saturday.

The operator has four (4) trucks and are used when the volume of work is high and only two(2)

trucks when work load is less.

The team also visited the office of Union Waste Ventures at 10,Alaka Street Abule-Ijesha Yaba,

and met two of their staff Miss Bola(07065202266) and Miss Ephraim(08026053332).The duo

complained about low patronage and refusal of most residents to pay.

REMARKS/RECOMMENDATION Waste police should be employed and situated at the various blackspots

Intensive and continuous advocacy/sensitization should be carried out within the LCDA

Defaulters should be enforced and compelled to comply.

Operators within the LCDA need to intensify operation in order to be more efficient in their

various wards and curb indiscriminate dumping of refuse.

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Operators need to work more in the area of making their challenges known to LAWMA for prompt

intervention.

PICTORIAL EVIDENCE OF BLACKSPOT MONITORING VISIT TO YABA LCDA ON MONDAY 18TH

NOVEMBER, 2019

ALPHA WASTE TRUCK SEEN CART

WASTE ON ADEKUNLE ROAD WASTE SEEN BY FENCE OF OUR LADY

OF APOSTLES, YABA WASTE SEEN BY WAEC JUNCTION,

YABATECH WASTE SEEN BY THE FENCE OF

YABATECH

WASTE SEEN ON THE ENTIRE STRETCH OF MORRIS STREET

WASTE SEEN BY YABATECH WASTE

SPOT GATE ALPHA WASTE TRUCK SEEN CARTING WASTE INSIDE YABATECH WASTE SPOT WASTE SEEN BY FENCE OF Ann

BARRACK, ONIKE AROUNDABOUT

WASTE SEEN BY INEC OFFICE,

OPPOSITE AN BARRACK WASTE SEEN BY FENCE OF ATAN CEMETRY, BARIKISU IYEDE STREET WASTE SEEN BY THE FENCE OF

LAGOS CITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, SABO.

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REPORT OF COMPLIANCE VISIT TO KOSOFE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA ON TUESDAY, 19th OF

NOVEMBER, 2019

OPERATOR/OBSSERVATION RECOMMENDATION/ACTION TAKEN

REMARKS

A&E team visited the Ifako ward to assess the compliance status of residents after the intensive advocacy carried out on behalf of the operator on the 14th October, 2019 and the following was observed;

Residents questioned attested to regular services by the operator.

House 10 on Akinwunmi street has responded to the intervention.

Houses 11, 13 and 12 on Akinwunmi street were still patronizing cart pushers.

House 42, KiniunIla street was yet to comply

Residents on House 43 and 46 were sensitized on proper waste disposal and desist from patronizing cart pushers.

Residents of 17, 19 and 20 Williams street want operator to service them more than once weekly.

Residents of 3B, 4,7,8,9 10 and 14 Adeite Ogunsanya street were sensitized on proper waste management.

A&E team was able to resolve issues between operators and residents.

House to House Sensitization was carried out at some locations.

Residents were encouraged to pay for waste disposal

PSP is functional and effective.

PICTORIAL EVIDENCE OF STAKE HOLDERS MEETING HELD AT TOWN HALL ISOLO LCDA ON TUESDAY

19thOF NOVEMBER, 2019

HOUSE 10 ON AKUNMI STREET OF EMPTY BIN

A&E TEAM ENLIGHTEN RESIDENTS OF 11 AKUNMI STREET

A&E TEAM INTERVIEWED RESIDENT ON AKUNMI STREET

A&E SENSITIZE HOUSE 13 AKUNMI STREET

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A&E SENSITIZE HOSE 12 AKUNMI STREET

A&E TEAM VISITED HOUSE 42 KINIUN ILA STREET

A&E TEAM VISITED HOUSE 41 KINIUN ILA STREET

A&E TEAM VISITED HOUSE 46 KINIUN ILA STREET

A&E TEAM SENSITIZE HOUSE 46 KINIUN ILA STREET A&E TEAM INTERVIEWED RESIDENT OF

ADEITE OGUNSANYA STREET

A&E TEAM INTERVIEWED RESIDENT OF ADEITE OGUNSANYA STREET A&E TEAM SENSITIZE RESIDENT OF HOUSE 14 ADEITE OGUNSANYA

STREET

REPORT OF PSP COMPLIANCE MONITORING VISIT TO ISOLO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA ON

WEDNESDAY 20TH NOVEMBER, 2019

OPERATOR/OBSERVATION RECOMMENDATION/ACTION TAKEN

REMARKS

CLEANERS ROYAL VENTURES(CRV), PART OF AJAO ESTATE

The team visited different location within the ward in company of Mrs Sade Vincent (08034973724) the Clients’ Service Manager

Operator has 3 trucks and two is used for domestic and 1 for commercial operations

Operator makes 5 trips to the landfill site every week

Domestic operation is carried out on Thursday and Friday, while commercial activities are carried out on Monday to Saturday.

Alhaja Balogun (08023133554) resident on Seriki Abass Crescent informed us that operator’s service is satisfactory.

Mr Sam (07062236998) a company at 2B, Gani Williams Street complained that operator does not service them regularly and their complaint has been lodged several times with no result

Mrs Achukwu (08097799006) expressed her dissatisfaction towards operator’s services in

Mrs Sade collected the contact of the representative of the company at 2B, Gani Williams Street and assured of prompt regular service henceforth

Contact was exchanged between representative of Adewunmi Abudu Plaza and the operator; a meeting was proposed to be held in order to resolve the issue on payment and regular waste pickup

Residents were interviewed to ascertain operator’s level of effectiveness

Operator should intensify operation and ensure all backlog is cleared

Mrs Sade Vincent said delay at the dumpsite has affected their operation which is responsible for irregular service experienced in certain areas

Operator is on ground, functional and partially effective

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recent times. Heap of bagged waste was seen within the premises.

Mrs Tonia (08064821599) of 4, Gani William Street is a new resident and would like to patronize operator.

At 8, Canal Close Mrs Awa notify operator services is once in two weeks and service is irregular in recent times.

Adewunmi Abudu Plaza do not patronize operator due to issues of payment

Mr Marcus Adeoya (08033326335) is the CEO plaza.

LIST OF SOME STREETS COVERED

Dave Anasode, Nduka Osadebe, Rev. Ezekiel, Seriki Abass, Kaara, Alao, Ajibade Oke, Canal View, Ibiyemi, Inua Muhammed, Adewunmi Abudu, Canal close, Chief Mike

SHEKAZ GLOBAL CONCEPT, ISAGA/IRE AKARI WARD

Operator has 2 trucks, one is presently undergoing body work repair. It is expected to be finished by the end of the week

A truck is hired to augment operation while the repair is ongoing

Operator visits the landfill site daily except there is delay at the site

Operator’s services are on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Wednesdays are usually for mop up. Due to the truck under repair, delay at dumping. Services are carried out on Monday-Suni now to clear backlog

Mr Olanrewaju Lukman (08035158517), the Operation’s Manager put compliance at 75% and payment at 50%

He expressed concern about Ishaga Community where residents reject bills issued to them, LAWMA was aware of the development. A meeting was held with Representative(s) of LAWMA, Local Government Sanitarian, CDA, PSP where it was resolved that since residents can pay cart pushers, they should pay PSP as their waste was picked up. Unfortunately, they did not comply because most of them still use cart pushers and prefer free service.

A new truck has been ordered and will take delivery within the next one month.

The A&E team mediated with some tenements on behalf of operator and helped resolve issues …

Operator has resolved to pick all waste.

A meeting was scheduled to hold between the management of Bomerio Suites and Shekaz Global Concept at their office on Monday 25th November, 2019 to enable them resolve issue concerning debt owed and regular waste pick up.

Tenements were interviewed to ascertain operator’s effectiveness

Operator should continue to hire truck till their two trucks are in good working condition and ensure that all backlog is cleared

Operator should inform LAWMA when the new truck has been delivered

Operator is on ground, functional but partially effective.

Operator’s service is impeded by delay at dumpsite, heavy traffic around coverage area and bad debts.

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Operator’s truck was seen working on Tunji Aderitan Street and Fatunke Avenue.

Mr Yomi (08028114399) resident on 3, Ugali street disclosed operator is effective and comes regularly on Wednesday.

Mrs Motunrayo Ogundiran (08062414175) complained about irregular service.

Most tenements are unwilling to pay operator and in order to force them to pay operator carried out operation “show your receipt” in which waste of debtors was not evacuated.

Mrs Bello at 11, Tunji Aderitan is satisfied with operator’s services but complained of operator not been seen in two weeks.

Waste was seen in front of Bomerio Suites at 27, Okeho Street, Ire akari. The team visited the hotel to find out why their waste was not disposed. The Supervisor Mr.Adeleye (08024305092) said was due to their debt of about three hundred thousand naira owed and operator stopped carting their waste. He revealed there is a new management in the hotel and would want to negotiate the debt with operator to resume patronage. Operator stated the debt was five hundred thousand naira and was reduced to three hundred thousand yet the hotel did not pay.

BLACKSPOT

The entire stretch of Ajao Estate Bridge

PICTORIAL EVIDENCE OF PSP COMPLIANCE MONITORING VISIT TO ISOLO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

ON WEDNESDAY 20TH NOVEMBER, 2019

A&E TEAM INTERVIEWING RESIDENTS OF SERIKI ABASS STREET CRV BILL SIGHTED ON SERIKI ABASS

STREET A&E OFFICER INTERVIEWING

RESIDENT

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A&E TEAM INTERVIEWING RESIDENTS OF GANI WILLIAMS STREET A&E TEAM INTERVIEWING RESIDENTS OF ADEWUNMI ABUDU STREET

BLACK SPOT ON OSOLO BRIDGE CLEANER ROYAL TRUCK SEEN WORKING IN FRONT OF EMZOR COMPANY A&E OFFICER INTERVIEWING

RESIDENT OF TUNJI ADERINTO STREET

HEAP OF REFUSE SEEN AT TUNJI ADERINTO

AFTER CLEAN UP A&E OFFICER INTERVIEWING RESIDENT OF ONWUFUJU STREET

SHEKAZ BILL SEEN AT TUNJI ADERINTO STREET

SHEKAZ HIRED SLEYFO TRUCK TO WORK AT ILORI STREET A&E TEAM INTERVIEWING RESIDENT

OF TUNJI ADERINTO STREET A&E OFFICER INTERVIEWING RESIDENTS OF JAMES IBIJOKE STREET

SHEKAZ TRUCK SEEN WORKING AT UGALI STREET EVIDENCE OF WORK DONE AT ADERIN

SHEKAZ LOAN LETTER FROM STERLING BANK SEEN

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A&E OFFICER INTERVIEWING RESIDENTS OF JAMES IBIJOKE STREET

A&E OFFICER INTERVIEWING RESIDENTS OF BAYO OLUMIDE STREET

A&E TEAM INTERVIEWING SUPERVISOR OF BOMARIO SUITE

BLACK SPOT SEEN AT OKAHO STREET

BLACK SPOT AT AGO PLACE POLICE STATION

A&E OFFICER INTERVIEWING RESIDENTS OF SUNDAY AGHEDO STREET A&E OFFICER INTERVIEWING RESIDENTS OF OLASENI SHONUBI STREET

REPORT OF ADVOCACY EXERCISE CARRIED OUT DURING ISOILAJ ECONOMIC & SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

PROJECT TOWN HALL MEETING ON THURSDAY 21ST NOVEMBER, 2019

The A&E, Lagos Central team participated in the town hall meeting organized by Isoilaj an organization

that cares for the Needs of Children.

Miss Yusuf and Mr Adeyemo (in English language and Yoruba respectively) sensitized the participants on

proper disposal of waste, effects of indiscriminate disposal of waste. The phone numbers of PSP

operators assigned to the various wards, the “Blue Box Initiative” of the Lagos State Government, waste

sorting from source, recycling and the advantages of Purple Bags was discussed. Purple bags were

distributed to every participant present by the team. Present at the event are representatives of the

Market, CDAs, CDCs, Nigeria Police Force, Ministry of Health, Baale, Muslim Association, Christian

Association of Nigeria (CAN),

DIGNITARIES IN ATTENDANCE: IYALOJA GENERAL 08023719135

IYALOJA- OKOTA 08023337817

IYALOJA OBADA- ISOLO 08023448744

IYALOJA ASWANI 08023404461

IYALOJA OBA- OSOLO 08094254075

IYALOJA ONISALA 08087018981

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BABALOJA CELE EXPRESS 08023325260

IYALOJA OKOTA PHASE 2 08036892130

BABALOJA ILASAMAJA 2 08027975472

IYALOJA AJAO ESTATE 07085123623

IYALOJA OGUNDAIRO 08036710373

MR AKEEM SULAIMON SECRETARY

08023325260

C.B.O CHAIRMAN- CHIEF M.B EKUNDAYO

CHIEF IMAM OF ISOLO LCDA- SHEIK HAMODU AKOREDE

C.A.N CHAIRMAN ISOLO LCDA- REV. DR. BABAFEMI

PICTORIAL EVIDENCE OF ADVOCACY EXERCISE CARRIED OUT DURING ISOILAJ ECONOMIC & SOCIAL

DEVELOPMENT PROJECT TOWN HALL MEETING ON THURSDAY 21ST NOVEMBER, 2019

HIGH TABLE REP AT TOWN HALL MEETING, ISOLO AUDIENCE AT TOWN HALL MEETING CRIMINAL OFFICER OF ISOLO POLICE

DEPT TALKING

A&E TEAM SENSITIZING AUDIENCE AND DISPLAYING PURPLE BAGS A&E TEAM DISTRIBUTING PURPLE

BAGS TO AUDIENCE

A&E TEAM DISTRIBUTING PURPLE BAGS

TO AUDIENCE A&E TEAM WITH ORGANISER A&E TEAM WITH IYA OLOJA OF

ASWANI MARKET MEMBER OF A&E INTERVIEWING RESIDENTS OF ATUYEYE STREET

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STATE OF ENVIRONMÉNT OF SOME STREETS IN AKINBAIYE WARD