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Lagos to hotels, night clubs, others: Residents associations must certify you for reopening

by The Eagle Online
November 12, 2019
in R&D Health
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The Lagos State Government on Tuesday read the riot act to operators of night clubs, bars, karaoke centres, churches and mosques in the state shut down due to noise pollution that they will not be reopened until a letter of guarantee is issued on their behalf  by the residents associations of such area.
A statement signed by the Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Tunji Bello, stated that the Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency has been mandated to apply the full weight of the law in this wise.
Bello added that on a continuous basis, LASEPA officials will be going round such centres/homes and anyone found to have exceeded the allowed level of sound output will be closed down and the appropriate sanctions applied.
He added that the action became imperative because his office had been inundated with complaints and petitions from many residents and residents associations all over the state about the obnoxious noise levels of many of the leisure centres and religious homes.
Bello explained that it was also discovered that many of such leisure centres/religious homes after being reopened by the State Government usually go back to the same noise pollution for which they were earlier axed, adding that this prompted the issue of involving the residents associations.
He advised the affected leisure centres to procure sound proof equipment which would lessen the decibel of sound that goes out when such leisure or religious homes are engaging in business.
He emphasized that the State Government will not allow any business concern to put the well being of the residents at peril simply because it wants to operate or be in business.

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