Oshodi Isolo Council Boss Condemns Indiscriminate Dumping Of Refuse In Marcarthy Market

Oshodi Isolo Council Boss Condemns Indiscriminate Dumping Of Refuse In Marcarthy Market

The Executive Chairman of Oshodi Isolo local government, Otunba Kehinde Almoroof Oloyede (Kendoo) has condemned in strong terms the indiscriminate dumping of refuse by marketers at the popular Marcarthy market in the council, ordering that houses that contravenes the physical planning law be sealed to serve as deterrent to others.

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He made the statement on Thursday after a surprise visit to the market, stressing that the filthiness in the markets is unacceptable to him more so that there is cholera outbreak in some states within the country and that he will constantly visit the markets to ascertain their level of compliance with environmental sanitation law of Lagos State.

The Oshodi Isolo council boss further disclosed that most of the houses on Marcarthy lane are built without recourse to physical planning law, whereby they failed to observe the 10 metres set back as mandated by law.

According to him “I am very bitter with the state of the market we visited today. I am going to be very blunt and I won’t take carelessness on the parts of our traders to consistently violate the environmental sanitation law.The situation here is not only appalling but condemnable in all ramifications.”

“Those houses built without observing the physical planning law will be sealed to serve as deterrent to others who will be developing properties in our local government.

There are laws guiding property development in our dear state, so, it must be adhered to at all times. We won’t tolerate contravention by anyone”, he said .

However while speaking with journalists after the inspection, the council helmsman promised that he will constantly visit markets to ensure all of them are properly kept.

He also admonished the traders to fully comply with the Lagos State Market Sanitation Law that designated every Thursday from 8-10am for environmental sanitation of the market surroundings.