Noise pollution:Govt Seals The Lord’s Chosen, Celestial Churches, Hotel, Restaurants

The Lagos State government under the Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA) has sealed multiple establishments, including The Lord’s Chosen Church, Celestial Church, hotels, and restaurants, in response to ongoing noise pollution issues.

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The agency said its decision comes as part of an intensified effort to curb environmental infractions that pose a risk to public health and safety.

In a statement issued on Monday, Dr. Tunde Ajayi, General Manager of LASEPA, confirmed that the agency had stepped up its enforcement operations, targeting various locations across the state.

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Ajayi said the crackdown aimed to address the harmful impact of persistent noise pollution and uphold environmental standards in Lagos.

The affected areas included; Shomolu, Oniru Victoria Island, Jakande-Lekki, Badore Ajah, Lekki-Epe Expressway, Sangotedo, and Lekki II,Ogombo, Lekki Phase 1among others
Among the establishments sealed by LASEPA are: Celestial Church, Zodiac Lounge, Pixel Park Studio, The Lord’s Chosen Church, Sneakers Suites & Bar, Wimpy Hotel, SBL Hotels, Handsworth Hotel, Mountain of Fire and Miracles Church, West Syde Exclusive Hotel & Suites and Kobis Restaurant.

Ajayi explained that the agency’s commitment to maintaining a healthy environment for all residents of Lagos State.

“Noise pollution and other environmental violations disrupt the peace and health of our communities. Today’s action demonstrates our zero-tolerance policy towards defaulters and our resolve to enforce environmental laws strictly,” he stated.

However, he urged all establishments to comply with environmental regulations to avoid sanctions, reiterating LASEPA’s dedication to fostering a safer and more sustainable Lagos.

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