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Thursday, 30 April 2015

Lagos shuts down 24 religious outfits over noise pollution

The Lagos State government yesterday revealed it shut down 24 religious houses in the last one year for contributing to noise pollution.

This was made known during the 2015 ministerial press briefing held by the Commissioner for Environment, Mr. Tunji Bello and General Manager of the Lagos State Environment Protection, LASEPA, Mr Ademola Shabi..Shabi said
 “We received over 1, 000 petitions in the year under review. But we have been able to resolve some and some have relocated.”We have shut about 24 religious outfits in the last one year because they failed to adhere to the state guidelines on noise pollution.”The religious outfits contribute about 50 percent of the noise pollution in the state. In the last few years, we have been having problem to control noise from these outfits. We have been able to shut them down while some have relocated from the community where they were.

21 comments:

  1. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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    Am a religious person but the right thing needs to be done abeg.... Niceone to them lagos goverment abeg....
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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    1. They ar so religious bt unGodly,making unnecessary noise,my hous is in btw...mosq nd church,am used to it.

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    2. Chai dem for come shut this Cele church wey no dey gree us sleep for nighy here so

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  2. Hahaha that's very nice
    My sister needs such in her area! Them too much for their side! Gotta make it stop mehn
    You won't even know which song to dance to again lol

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    1. It's well, I wish dey can successfully reduce d high rate of robbery n kidnap too.

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  4. Please they need to shut down some in my close. 5churches in one street,its annoying especially during their night vigils.

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  5. Please they need to shut down some in my close. 5churches in one street,its annoying especially during their night vigils.

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  6. Please they need to shut down some in my close. 5churches in one street,its annoying especially during their night vigils.

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    1. Imagine 5 churches in just one single street kilode ....i cant imagine ow deafening the noise they will make during their night vigils

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  7. I saw a 4 storey building wit different church in each floor. I con dey wonda weda na business plaza be dat one.

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    1. Wat?4 churches in a building ..haba them wan collapse d building ni with microphones n engines na wa oh..

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  8. Am a xtian and no disrespect but only if most of this pentecostal n new generational churches can just reduce their noise at night and servies sef...am an anglican n we dont make deafening noises be it day or night...sometimes they just always over do it

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  9. it won't be long b4 dey begin to shut down churches, make una dey here dey support nonsense #mtcheww

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  10. @Kemi don't don't say that, I'm also attending Anglican. Most churches do make noise let's say the fact. Nice move coming from Lagos.

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    1. that was why i said they always go over d top..make lil nosie but dont scream.

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  11. I visited a town the southeast recently and the 3 nights are spent there were very noisy. Some religious people took to the streets with public address systems blasting all through the nights preaching, singing, chanting. Don't get me wrong, It is cool to be religious but shouting all through the night in a high populated neighborhood is kind of strange. Moreover, despite all the preaching and screaming, people continue to commit sin.

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