The Lagos State authorities, on Tuesday, confiscated alcoholic drinks from some motor parks to halt the development of alcohol consumption by business drivers with the goal of stemming the tide of motor accidents within the State.
The train was carried out throughout raids on Olupese Terminal Park and Oshodi-Bolade Garages by the operatives of Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps, popularly often known as KAI.
This was disclosed by the State’s Commissioner for the Setting and Water Sources, Wahab Tokunbo, via a his X deal with (previously Twitter) on Tuesday.
The Commissioner added that the Corps Marshal of the Company, Main Olaniyi Olatunbosun Cole (rtd), additionally learn the riot act to avenue merchants and hawkers to desist from their banned actions as enshrined within the Environmental Legal guidelines of the State simply as he maintained that the resolve of the Company within the conflict towards avenue buying and selling, displaying wares on the market in visitors, on walkways, setbacks, lay-bys, gutter slabs, highway verges, medians and kerbs might be sustained and defaulters might be met with stiff opposition.
“As a part of concerted efforts undertaken by the State Authorities to mitigate the development of alcohol consumption by business drivers throughout totally different parks and garages within the State as found to be a main set off for motor accidents, the Lagos Environmental Sanitation Corps (@LAGESCOfficial ) popularly often known as KAI impounded alcoholic drinks throughout a raid on Olupese Terminal Park and Oshodi-Bolade Garages on Tuesday.
“The Corps Marshal of the Company, Main Olaniyi Olatunbosun Cole (rtd) equally learn the riot act to avenue merchants and hawkers to desist from their banned actions as enshrined within the Environmental Legal guidelines of the State simply as he maintained that the resolve of the Company within the conflict towards avenue buying and selling, displaying wares on the market in visitors, on walkways, setbacks, lay-bys, gutter slabs, highway verges, medians and kerbs might be sustained and defaulters might be met with stiff opposition,” Tokunbo acknowledged.
