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Waste overwhelms drainage along Apapa-Oworonshoki Expressway in Lagos (PHOTOS)

Along several stretches of the expressway, drainage channels meant to carry stormwater are clogged with plastic bottles, nylon bags, food packs and other refuse.

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Waste overwhelms drainage along Apapa-Oworonshoki Expressway in Lagos (PHOTOS)

Along several stretches of the expressway, drainage channels meant to carry stormwater are clogged with plastic bottles, nylon bags, food packs and other refuse.

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Lagos’ markets, roads, gutters littered with waste as residents shun proper disposal channels - Businessday NG

Every corner of Lagos State, the commercial nerve centre of Nigeria, is currently littered with waste. From market places to entertainment...

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  1. domenica 5 luglio 2026·businessday.ng

    Lagos’ markets, roads, gutters littered with waste as residents shun proper disposal channels - Businessday NG

    Every corner of Lagos State, the commercial nerve centre of Nigeria, is currently littered with waste. From market places to entertainment...

  2. lunedì 6 luglio 2026·premiumtimesng.com

    Waste overwhelms drainage along Apapa-Oworonshoki Expressway in Lagos (PHOTOS)

    Along several stretches of the expressway, drainage channels meant to carry stormwater are clogged with plastic bottles, nylon bags, food packs and other refuse.