The Lagos State Government has announced that monthly environmental sanitation will resume across the state beginning on April 25 as part of renewed efforts to improve cleanliness and environmental safety.

State authorities said the reintroduction of the sanitation exercise is aimed at strengthening waste management and encouraging residents to maintain a cleaner environment. The exercise had previously been suspended but officials believe its return will help address growing sanitation concerns in the state.

According to government officials, residents and business owners will be required to participate in the exercise by cleaning their surroundings and properly disposing of waste. Environmental officials are also expected to monitor compliance across communities.

The sanitation programme will involve collaboration between residents community leaders and sanitation agencies to ensure that streets markets drainage channels and public spaces are properly cleaned.

Authorities explained that the move forms part of the government’s broader strategy to improve public health reduce flooding and promote environmental responsibility among residents of the state.

Residents are expected to observe the sanitation period on the designated day each month by restricting movement while participating in community clean up activities.

The government urged Lagosians to cooperate with environmental officials and contribute actively to keeping the state clean and safe.