CLIMATE CHANGE
TREE PLANTING
WALK FOR NATURE
FLOODING
ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION
NO OPEN DEFECATION
RECYCLE & REUSE
GREEN ENERGY
Ministry of Environment & Water Resources
The mandate of the Ministry was primarily to secure a clean, healthier, and sustainable environment that will be conducive for tourism, economic growth and wellbeing of its citizenry.
In the year 2005, two offices were created under the Ministry namely: Office of Environmental Services (OES) and Office of Drainage Services (ODS).
Office of Environmental Services & Water Resources
The Office has Administration and Human Resource, Environmental Health, Legal Services, Enforcement and Advocacy, Environmental Management, Planning Unit, Finance and Account, Public Affairs and Research, Internal Audit, Procurement and ICT.
Office of Drainage Services & Water Resources
The Office has Administration and Human Resource, Finance and Account, Drainage Construction / Dredging, Drainage Maintenance and Operation / EFAD, Drainage Enforcement and Compliance, Water Resources, Project and Planning.
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The Lagos State Government, Wednesday gave all traders operating illegal markets/shanties on System 6c drainage channel setback and alignment at…
As Lagos State Government is set to commence the reconstruction of some major roads, drains and major collectors on the…
The Lagos State Government on Tuesday expressed its readiness to support the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and prevention(NCDC) on…
The Lagos State Government over the weekend advocated an embrace of good environmental sanitation practices by the residents during and…
Lagos State Government on Wednesday emphasized its commitment to ramp-up the Advocacy and awareness campaign on the importance of wetlands…
…As Env. Comm leads State officials on inspection of Savage/Elegbata Drainage Channel Lagos State Government on Sunday restated the need…