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WASTE DISPOSAL MANAGEMENT IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]A major concern to the government of Lagos state is the problem of solid Waste Management within Lagos metropolis.To ameliorate the situation, the government put in place strategies for effective collection, disposal and management of solid waste to improve the living environment of the people.A new initiative was developed statewide after a pilot scheme was undertake in Surulelre, Kosofe and Shomolu Local Government Areas of the state. The pilot scheme bought to fore the need to regulate private sector participation (PSP) in domestic waste collection and disposal.However, in view of this, the
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 3 ]During the civilian administration between 1979 and 1983 Surulere Local Government was divided into four local governments councils, namely, Surulere Itire /Tkate. Oshodi/Isolo and Odi Olowo / Ojuwoye / Onigbogbo.The council Management System of Local Government was however short-lived as the military Administration that came into power in December 1983abolished the proliferated system and maintains the 1976 status quo. Consequently, the three defunct Local governments served as area offices to Surulere Local Government for administration convenience.The creation of 12 local go ... Continue Reading
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]A major concern to the government of Lagos state is the problem of solid Waste Management within Lagos metropolis.To ameliorate the situation, the government put in place strategies for effective collection, disposal and management of solid waste to improve the living environment of the people.A new initiative was developed statewide after a pilot scheme was undertake in Surulelre, Kosofe and Shomolu Local Government Areas of the state. The pilot scheme bought to fore the need to regulate private sector participation (PSP) in domestic waste collection and disposal.However, in view of this, the
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