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Citizen-Led Waste Budget Tracking in Lagos!
A new LACSOP study tracked waste management investment in Apapa & Lagos Island LGAs — combining surveys, FGDs & budget analysis to test how public funds drive cleaner, flood-resilient communities.
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#HappeningNow NAFDAC has uncovered a suspected counterfeit production facility at Zamfara Plaza, BBA Trade Fair Complex, Lagos State.
Two suspects were arrested at the scene while allegedly revalidating energy drinks and popular wine and whisky brands.
More details to follow shortly.
The countdown to the LACSOP Annual General Meeting (AGM) has officially begun!
In just 27 days, members of the Lagos Civil Society Participation for Development will come together to reflect, engage, connect and look ahead.
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Panel Discussion on Climate Change Mitigation, Community Adaptation and Waste-to-Wealth
A cross-section of the panel discussion on Climate Change Mitigation, Community Adaptation Strategies and Waste-to-Wealth during the CLAIM for Mitigating Climate Change Impact Project
In just 28 days, members of the Lagos Civil Society Participation for Development will come together to reflect, engage, connect and look ahead.
Panel Discussion on Climate Change Mitigation, Community Adaptation and Waste-to-Wealth
A cross-section of the panel discussion on Climate Change Mitigation, Community Adaptation Strategies and Waste-to-Wealth during the CLAIM for Mitigating Climate Change Impact Project
Pictures from the Lagos Island Monthly Meeting of the CLAIM for MCC Impact Project, bringing community stakeholders together to review progress, strengthen climate awareness, and advance sustainable waste management and community-led climate action.
Climate action begins with informed communities. Together, we can turn knowledge into action, waste into opportunity, and community participation into lasting climate resilience.
Climate action begins with informed communities. Together, we can turn knowledge into action, waste into opportunity, and community participation into lasting climate resilience.
Panel Discussion on Climate Change Mitigation, Community Adaptation Strategies and Waste-to-Wealth
The CLAIM for MCC Impact Project convened a high-level panel discussion on 20 August 2026 at Lagos Island East LCDA Hall, bringing together stakeholders from government, local gov
community collaboration, practical climate adaptation measures, improved waste management, and sustained citizen participation in building resilient communities.
























