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LAWMA to arrest Lagos residents patronising illegal roadside traders
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Lagos residents now face arrest and prosecution for patronising illegal street trading. LAWMA says the new enforcement starts next week to curb waste.
- Lagos residents now face arrest and prosecution for patronising illegal street trading. LAWMA says the new enforcement starts next week to curb waste.
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- Sports infrastructure crisis exposes Lagos, as National Intermediate Games shifts to 2027
- Diphtheria: No outbreak in Lagos
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Lagos residents now face arrest and prosecution for patronising illegal street trading. LAWMA says the new enforcement starts next week to curb waste.
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Timeline of this story
- Sep 9TheNiche: Sports infrastructure crisis exposes Lagos, as National Intermediate Games shifts to 2027
- Sep 9Punch Newspapers: Lagos residents now face arrest and prosecution for patronising illegal street trading. LAWMA says the new enforcement starts next week to c
- Sep 9Vanguard News: Lagos state Commissioner for Health, Prof Akin Abayomi on Wednesday raised its disease surveillance and preparedness against diphtheria
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