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LASEPA Takes Action Against Noise Pollution, Seals Multiple Establishments in Lagos

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The Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA) has recently taken stringent measures to address noise pollution and other violations by sealing numerous establishments, including mosques, churches, hotels, bars, nightclubs, and a supermarket.

The agency made this announcement through a statement on its official handle, emphasizing that the action is in alignment with its core mandate of safeguarding the environment from the adverse effects of noise pollution and other offenses.

Several prominent establishments were affected by the enforcement, including Children of God Healings Deliverance and Adoration Ministry, City of Testimony Church, Cherubim & Seraphim (Ayo ni), Station of Relief Christ Ministry, Redeemed Christian Church of God (Sanctuary of Favour), and Ifelodun Mosque.

Additional sealed locations encompass Euphoria Night Club, Mainland Leisure View Hotel, House 46 Hotel and Suites, Selino Hotel, Lady B Gold Bar, Da-Villa Hotel, Perch Hotel & Suites, and Avro Supermarket. These establishments are situated across various areas in Lekki and Surulere in Lagos State.

LASEPA’s decisive action underscores the commitment to maintaining environmental standards and fostering a harmonious living environment for residents.

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