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Lagos government shut down Oko Baba plank market The Lagos State Government on Sunday ordered the immediate closure of an illegal plank market in Oko-Baba Extension by Wright Street in Yaba Local Council Development Area (LCDA) of the State. The …

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Lagos State Governor Ambode on Wednesday signed a new Environmental bill into law, stating that the former law was outdated and could not meet the current challenges facing the state environmental service.
The new law is said to have taken everyone along the value chain into consideration from the existing PSPs, to the cart pushers and the scavengers on the landfills.
The new law also gives Lagos State Waste Management Agency (LAWMA) the authority to review and regulate all waste management activities within the state while Kick Against Indiscipline (KAI) will be rebranded and transformed into the Environmental Sanitation Corps Agency.
According to him, the major motivating factor outside of the financial burden was the fact that children were the greatest casualties of the poor management of the environment, hence the need for the initiative.
He also said that an annual Public Utility Levy (PUL) would be introduced to replace all service fees previously paid to the Waste Management authorities, adding that the public was carried along in determining the rates, which according to him is relatively low.

A national news paper today reported that a man who stole a laptop in Abeokuta has been sentenced to 7 years in jail. He was tried for breaking in and stealing a laptop worth #70, 000.
He has been jailed without an option of fine.
In nigeria today top officials are accused of stealing billion/millions of naira and are not jailed. Some were investigated and found guilty but no jail term
Where is the Justice in Nigeria today.
This is not to say petty theft should be encourage, thrives on any level should be tried and jailed accordingly not just the small fish in the country that does not have immunity or enough money to bribe or stall the verdict.