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Refuse heaps undermine sanitation exercise, Lagos residents lament

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Lagos residents lament uncollected refuse heaps undermining the state’s monthly environmental sanitation exercise. Prompt refuse collection is crucial for Read More: https://punchng.com/refuse-heaps-undermine-sanitation-exercise-lagos-residents-lament/

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