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Lagos Govt Fumes as Restaurant Breaks Seal After Flouting Environmental Orders

October 25, 2023 2 min read

The Lagos State Government has vowed to prosecute two managers of Kingfisher Restaurant in the Lekki area for breaking the government seal placed on the facility.

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The two Kingfisher’s employees were arrested during a routine compliance assessment of sealed properties.

The restaurant was initially sealed on October 21 after multiple warnings, sanctions for non-compliance and disregard for environmental regulations.

Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, Mr Tokunbo Wahab, said it was a criminal offence for anyone to break the government’s seal placed on any property for contravening the state laws.

In a post on LASEPA’s X (formerly Twitter) handle, it said: “While on a routine compliance assessment of sealed facilities last night, the Commissioner of Environment, Mr Tokunbo Wahab and GM LASEPA, Dr. Tunde Ajayi discovered that Kingfisher, a restaurant at Lekki had broken the government seals and were running operations at full scale.

“The Governor’s monitoring team provided security backup, and two managers were arrested at about 12:30 am with the help of the CSO to the Governor.

“They will be charged to court today and face the maximum consequence of their actions.”