The Lagos State government has initiated the removal of unauthorized structures erected on the setbacks of the Mojisola Onikoyi Shoreline Estate – Parkview Estate – Banana Island collector drain in the Ikoyi area.
This action, as reported by the Guardian Nigeria, was confirmed by the Lagos State Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, during an inspection visit to the area on Tuesday.
Wahab indicated that this enforcement step was taken following the expiry of a contravention notice issued to properties built on the specified location.JAMB Result
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The primary objective behind the removal of these illegal structures is to facilitate access to the collector drain for necessary cleaning and maintenance activities.InformationGuideNigeria
The commissioner pointed out that numerous buildings in the area were found to be non-compliant with the standard 3-meter setback requirement from the drainage channel.JAMB Portal
This lack of compliance not only hinders proper maintenance of the drainage systems but also poses potential environmental and infrastructural challenges.
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