Residents have made repeated efforts to report the issue to local authorities, either through community meetings, phone calls, or online platforms. Unfortunately, these complaints have been met with *no lasting action*. In some cases, the waste is collected only after public outcry, and even then, it is done haphazardly — leaving behind loose debris or skipping certain areas entirely.
The situation is further
Dear [ado odo local Government ],
I am writing to express deep concern and dissatisfaction over the increasingly poor waste management practices in our community, specifically in [ The bells drive ota ogun state]. This issue has grown from a mere inconvenience into a serious environmental, health, and social hazard affecting every resident of our area.
For several months now, waste collection in our neighborhood has been inconsistent, delayed, and in some cases, completely neglected. As a result, large piles of uncollected garbage have become a common sight on many streets and corners, including near schools, markets, and residential areas. This not only creates an eyesore but also attracts flies, rodents, stray animals, and unpleasant odors — all of which pose direct health risks to residents, especially children and the elderly.Residents have made repeated efforts to report the issue to local authorities, either through community meetings, phone calls, or online platforms. Unfortunately, these complaints have been met with *no lasting action*. In some cases, the waste is collected only after public outcry, and even then, it is done haphazardly — leaving behind loose debris or skipping certain areas entirely.The situation is further worsened by the *lack of public waste bins*, which forces many people to dispose of their trash in open spaces or along the roadside. In the absence of a proper system, even well-meaning citizens are left with no choice but to contribute to the growing waste problem.
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Company Name: LAWMA
State: Abuja
Address: The bells drive ota ogun state
Year: 2025-09-07
Date Posted: September 7, 2025
Telephone: 0703*****48
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