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LAWMA to arrest buyers patronising illegal roadside traders in Lagos

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Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA), vehicles used to illustrate the story.

The waste management agency stated that the enforcement would begin next week, with both the traders and their customers liable to arrest.

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