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LAWMA withdraws licences of six waste operators in Lagos

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

An official said the Lagos government found that the five companies lacked the capacity to continue providing waste collection services in their assigned areas.

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