The Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of LAWMA, Dr Muyiwa Gbadegesin, has noted that the additional compactors would significantly boost the Authority’s fleet, enhance operational efficiency, and improve service delivery.LAWMA stated this in a statement over the weekend by its Director of Public Affairs, Mukaila Sanusi, obtained by The PUNCH.According to the statement, Gbadegesin disclosed this during the deployment of 10 new compactor trucks by LAWMA to strengthen waste evacuation operations across Lagos State.Speaking during the event, Gbadegesin expressed appreciation to the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority for donating the vehicles, describing the gesture as a demonstration of the Lagos State Government’s commitment to strengthening public service delivery through strategic inter-agency collaboration.“This generous donation reinforces our capacity to deliver more efficient and reliable waste management services to Lagosians. As our population continues to grow, investments in critical operational assets such as these are essential to improving service delivery and sustaining a cleaner, healthier, and more liveable city,” Gbadegesin said.Gbadegesin emphasised that the donation underscored the importance of collaboration among government institutions in addressing environmental challenges, as sustainable waste management required continuous investment in modern equipment, innovation, and strategic partnerships.Related NewsLAWMA secures conviction of 16 environmental offendersOgun warns traders as refuse overruns Lagos-Ibadan ExpresswayLagos signs four PPP deals to digitise services, modernise healthcare“Environmental sustainability is a shared responsibility. We commend the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority for this timely intervention and for supporting our ongoing efforts to strengthen waste management operations. Together, we are building a cleaner, healthier, and more resilient Lagos,” he added.The LAWMA boss disclosed that the new compactors had been strategically deployed to critical operational corridors to complement the authority’s existing fleet and improve waste collection efficiency across the State.He assured residents that LAWMA would continue to optimise available resources, strengthen waste evacuation operations, intensify the enforcement drive, and deepen community engagement in pursuit of a cleaner and sustainable Lagos.Gbadegesin also encouraged other public institutions and corporate organisations to partner with LAWMA to advance environmental sustainability through strategic investments that enhance waste management infrastructure and service delivery.He reaffirmed LAWMA’s commitment to deploying modern equipment, embracing innovation, and strengthening partnerships to meet the waste management needs of Africa’s fastest-growing megacity. LAWMA stated this in a statement over the weekend by its Director of Public Affairs, Mukaila Sanusi, obtained by The PUNCH.According to the statement, Gbadegesin disclosed this during the deployment of 10 new compactor trucks by LAWMA to strengthen waste evacuation operations across Lagos State.Speaking during the event, Gbadegesin expressed appreciation to the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority for donating the vehicles, describing the gesture as a demonstration of the Lagos State Government’s commitment to strengthening public service delivery through strategic inter-agency collaboration.“This generous donation reinforces our capacity to deliver more efficient and reliable waste management services to Lagosians. As our population continues to grow, investments in critical operational assets such as these are essential to improving service delivery and sustaining a cleaner, healthier, and more liveable city,” Gbadegesin said.Gbadegesin emphasised that the donation underscored the importance of collaboration among government institutions in addressing environmental challenges, as sustainable waste management required continuous investment in modern equipment, innovation, and strategic partnerships.Related NewsLAWMA secures conviction of 16 environmental offendersOgun warns traders as refuse overruns Lagos-Ibadan ExpresswayLagos signs four PPP deals to digitise services, modernise healthcare“Environmental sustainability is a shared responsibility. We commend the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority for this timely intervention and for supporting our ongoing efforts to strengthen waste management operations. Together, we are building a cleaner, healthier, and more resilient Lagos,” he added.The LAWMA boss disclosed that the new compactors had been strategically deployed to critical operational corridors to complement the authority’s existing fleet and improve waste collection efficiency across the State.He assured residents that LAWMA would continue to optimise available resources, strengthen waste evacuation operations, intensify the enforcement drive, and deepen community engagement in pursuit of a cleaner and sustainable Lagos.Gbadegesin also encouraged other public institutions and corporate organisations to partner with LAWMA to advance environmental sustainability through strategic investments that enhance waste management infrastructure and service delivery.He reaffirmed LAWMA’s commitment to deploying modern equipment, embracing innovation, and strengthening partnerships to meet the waste management needs of Africa’s fastest-growing megacity. According to the statement, Gbadegesin disclosed this during the deployment of 10 new compactor trucks by LAWMA to strengthen waste evacuation operations across Lagos State.Speaking during the event, Gbadegesin expressed appreciation to the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority for donating the vehicles, describing the gesture as a demonstration of the Lagos State Government’s commitment to strengthening public service delivery through strategic inter-agency collaboration.“This generous donation reinforces our capacity to deliver more efficient and reliable waste management services to Lagosians. As our population continues to grow, investments in critical operational assets such as these are essential to improving service delivery and sustaining a cleaner, healthier, and more liveable city,” Gbadegesin said.Gbadegesin emphasised that the donation underscored the importance of collaboration among government institutions in addressing environmental challenges, as sustainable waste management required continuous investment in modern equipment, innovation, and strategic partnerships.Related NewsLAWMA secures conviction of 16 environmental offendersOgun warns traders as refuse overruns Lagos-Ibadan ExpresswayLagos signs four PPP deals to digitise services, modernise healthcare“Environmental sustainability is a shared responsibility. We commend the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority for this timely intervention and for supporting our ongoing efforts to strengthen waste management operations. Together, we are building a cleaner, healthier, and more resilient Lagos,” he added.The LAWMA boss disclosed that the new compactors had been strategically deployed to critical operational corridors to complement the authority’s existing fleet and improve waste collection efficiency across the State.He assured residents that LAWMA would continue to optimise available resources, strengthen waste evacuation operations, intensify the enforcement drive, and deepen community engagement in pursuit of a cleaner and sustainable Lagos.Gbadegesin also encouraged other public institutions and corporate organisations to partner with LAWMA to advance environmental sustainability through strategic investments that enhance waste management infrastructure and service delivery.He reaffirmed LAWMA’s commitment to deploying modern equipment, embracing innovation, and strengthening partnerships to meet the waste management needs of Africa’s fastest-growing megacity. Speaking during the event, Gbadegesin expressed appreciation to the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority for donating the vehicles, describing the gesture as a demonstration of the Lagos State Government’s commitment to strengthening public service delivery through strategic inter-agency collaboration.“This generous donation reinforces our capacity to deliver more efficient and reliable waste management services to Lagosians. As our population continues to grow, investments in critical operational assets such as these are essential to improving service delivery and sustaining a cleaner, healthier, and more liveable city,” Gbadegesin said.Gbadegesin emphasised that the donation underscored the importance of collaboration among government institutions in addressing environmental challenges, as sustainable waste management required continuous investment in modern equipment, innovation, and strategic partnerships.Related NewsLAWMA secures conviction of 16 environmental offendersOgun warns traders as refuse overruns Lagos-Ibadan ExpresswayLagos signs four PPP deals to digitise services, modernise healthcare“Environmental sustainability is a shared responsibility. We commend the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority for this timely intervention and for supporting our ongoing efforts to strengthen waste management operations. Together, we are building a cleaner, healthier, and more resilient Lagos,” he added.The LAWMA boss disclosed that the new compactors had been strategically deployed to critical operational corridors to complement the authority’s existing fleet and improve waste collection efficiency across the State.He assured residents that LAWMA would continue to optimise available resources, strengthen waste evacuation operations, intensify the enforcement drive, and deepen community engagement in pursuit of a cleaner and sustainable Lagos.Gbadegesin also encouraged other public institutions and corporate organisations to partner with LAWMA to advance environmental sustainability through strategic investments that enhance waste management infrastructure and service delivery.He reaffirmed LAWMA’s commitment to deploying modern equipment, embracing innovation, and strengthening partnerships to meet the waste management needs of Africa’s fastest-growing megacity. “This generous donation reinforces our capacity to deliver more efficient and reliable waste management services to Lagosians. As our population continues to grow, investments in critical operational assets such as these are essential to improving service delivery and sustaining a cleaner, healthier, and more liveable city,” Gbadegesin said.Gbadegesin emphasised that the donation underscored the importance of collaboration among government institutions in addressing environmental challenges, as sustainable waste management required continuous investment in modern equipment, innovation, and strategic partnerships.Related NewsLAWMA secures conviction of 16 environmental offendersOgun warns traders as refuse overruns Lagos-Ibadan ExpresswayLagos signs four PPP deals to digitise services, modernise healthcare“Environmental sustainability is a shared responsibility. We commend the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority for this timely intervention and for supporting our ongoing efforts to strengthen waste management operations. Together, we are building a cleaner, healthier, and more resilient Lagos,” he added.The LAWMA boss disclosed that the new compactors had been strategically deployed to critical operational corridors to complement the authority’s existing fleet and improve waste collection efficiency across the State.He assured residents that LAWMA would continue to optimise available resources, strengthen waste evacuation operations, intensify the enforcement drive, and deepen community engagement in pursuit of a cleaner and sustainable Lagos.Gbadegesin also encouraged other public institutions and corporate organisations to partner with LAWMA to advance environmental sustainability through strategic investments that enhance waste management infrastructure and service delivery.He reaffirmed LAWMA’s commitment to deploying modern equipment, embracing innovation, and strengthening partnerships to meet the waste management needs of Africa’s fastest-growing megacity. Gbadegesin emphasised that the donation underscored the importance of collaboration among government institutions in addressing environmental challenges, as sustainable waste management required continuous investment in modern equipment, innovation, and strategic partnerships.Related NewsLAWMA secures conviction of 16 environmental offendersOgun warns traders as refuse overruns Lagos-Ibadan ExpresswayLagos signs four PPP deals to digitise services, modernise healthcare“Environmental sustainability is a shared responsibility. We commend the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority for this timely intervention and for supporting our ongoing efforts to strengthen waste management operations. Together, we are building a cleaner, healthier, and more resilient Lagos,” he added.The LAWMA boss disclosed that the new compactors had been strategically deployed to critical operational corridors to complement the authority’s existing fleet and improve waste collection efficiency across the State.He assured residents that LAWMA would continue to optimise available resources, strengthen waste evacuation operations, intensify the enforcement drive, and deepen community engagement in pursuit of a cleaner and sustainable Lagos.Gbadegesin also encouraged other public institutions and corporate organisations to partner with LAWMA to advance environmental sustainability through strategic investments that enhance waste management infrastructure and service delivery.He reaffirmed LAWMA’s commitment to deploying modern equipment, embracing innovation, and strengthening partnerships to meet the waste management needs of Africa’s fastest-growing megacity. “Environmental sustainability is a shared responsibility. We commend the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority for this timely intervention and for supporting our ongoing efforts to strengthen waste management operations. Together, we are building a cleaner, healthier, and more resilient Lagos,” he added.The LAWMA boss disclosed that the new compactors had been strategically deployed to critical operational corridors to complement the authority’s existing fleet and improve waste collection efficiency across the State.He assured residents that LAWMA would continue to optimise available resources, strengthen waste evacuation operations, intensify the enforcement drive, and deepen community engagement in pursuit of a cleaner and sustainable Lagos.Gbadegesin also encouraged other public institutions and corporate organisations to partner with LAWMA to advance environmental sustainability through strategic investments that enhance waste management infrastructure and service delivery.He reaffirmed LAWMA’s commitment to deploying modern equipment, embracing innovation, and strengthening partnerships to meet the waste management needs of Africa’s fastest-growing megacity. The LAWMA boss disclosed that the new compactors had been strategically deployed to critical operational corridors to complement the authority’s existing fleet and improve waste collection efficiency across the State.He assured residents that LAWMA would continue to optimise available resources, strengthen waste evacuation operations, intensify the enforcement drive, and deepen community engagement in pursuit of a cleaner and sustainable Lagos.Gbadegesin also encouraged other public institutions and corporate organisations to partner with LAWMA to advance environmental sustainability through strategic investments that enhance waste management infrastructure and service delivery.He reaffirmed LAWMA’s commitment to deploying modern equipment, embracing innovation, and strengthening partnerships to meet the waste management needs of Africa’s fastest-growing megacity. He assured residents that LAWMA would continue to optimise available resources, strengthen waste evacuation operations, intensify the enforcement drive, and deepen community engagement in pursuit of a cleaner and sustainable Lagos.Gbadegesin also encouraged other public institutions and corporate organisations to partner with LAWMA to advance environmental sustainability through strategic investments that enhance waste management infrastructure and service delivery.He reaffirmed LAWMA’s commitment to deploying modern equipment, embracing innovation, and strengthening partnerships to meet the waste management needs of Africa’s fastest-growing megacity. Gbadegesin also encouraged other public institutions and corporate organisations to partner with LAWMA to advance environmental sustainability through strategic investments that enhance waste management infrastructure and service delivery.He reaffirmed LAWMA’s commitment to deploying modern equipment, embracing innovation, and strengthening partnerships to meet the waste management needs of Africa’s fastest-growing megacity. He reaffirmed LAWMA’s commitment to deploying modern equipment, embracing innovation, and strengthening partnerships to meet the waste management needs of Africa’s fastest-growing megacity.