Monday, July 29, 2013

LG boss warns against illegal parking, goat rearing

Monday, July 29, 2013

LG boss warns against illegal parking, goat rearing

Chairman of Mushin Local Government, Olatunde  Adepitan, has warned residents of the area against indiscriminate parking and goat rearing.

Adepitan gave the warning at Badejo Kalesanwo Street, Mushin, where trailer drivers usually park indiscriminately on the newly constructed road.

According to a statement by the council’s  information officer, Olusegun Akinyemi on Thursday, the LG boss also warned cart pushers to stop disposing refuse inside drainage channels.

He said, “Governments will always encourage investment opportunities because that is the only way our economy can grow, but we shall not tolerate a situation where trailers park permanently on a spot or allow mechanics to work on faulty vehicles on tarred roads.

“Those who patronise cart pushers are the greatest enemies of Lagos State. What a cart pusher does is to pick refuse from households and dump same inside the drainage channels, thereby causing blockages and flooding.

“There is a law prohibiting rearing of goats and sheep indiscriminately in Lagos State. Anybody that must rear goats should not allow them to wonder aimlessly, thereby destroying what government invested money on.
“Owners of goats that eat up trees planted in any street within Mushin will be made to face the full wrath of the law.”
Also, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development Mrs. Oluwatoyin Ajayi, reiterated the commitment of government to urban development.

“Lagos State must catch up with other cities within its class and it can only happen when the people are willing and ready to accept and own government policies,” she added.


CULLED FROM: PUNCH NEWSPAPERS
July 26, 2013 by Sodiq Oyeleke 

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Sodiq Oyeleke is a Media, Human Resources, Project Management and Public Relations Practitioner

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