Yoruba

Ìjọba Ìpínlẹ̀ Ogun ti gbé àwọn ilé isẹ méjìlá kan tipa lágbègbè Ogijo ńipinle náà, nítorí titipa sofin atìlànà toromo biba àyíká jẹ.

Alákoso foro àyíká ńipinle náà, ogbeni Abiodun Abudu-Balogun tó lé waju ìkórè nidi ètò itopinpin náà, ṣàlàyé pé, àwọn gbé àwọn ilé isẹ náà tipa nítorí báwọn nkan ti pèsè bayika dọ́gba, pẹ̀lú àfikún pé, ìjọba kọ́ni sí àwọn ilé isẹ náà, afìgbà tiwọn bá s’afihàn ọ̀nà tiwọn fegbegba láti fòpin sí biba àyíká.

Alákoso náà tẹnumo pé, ìjọba tó wà lóde báyìí ti ṣetán láti gbé ilé isẹ yòówù tó bá ń kó ìnira báwọn èèyàn agbègbè ibi tó wà tipa laifi bose tóbi tó tàbí igbanisise, Ogbeni Abudu-Balogun wá gbawon ilé isẹ yòókù tó wà nìpínlè Ogun táwọn ko ti fowokan níyànjú láti sọ abo àyíká dore wọn, kí wọ́n tótó rẹ sije akọmona, nítorí pé ìjọba kọ́ni faaye gba àyíká bibaje àtàwọn ìwà kòtò min-ín sayika.

Dada Yemisi/Ogunkola Kemi

Environment

Ogun State Government is to construct five hundred public toilets across the state to combat the challenges of open defecation.

Commissioner for Environment, Mr Abiodun Abudu-Balogun who made this known in Abeokuta while speaking on the ministry’s road map, hinted that the toilets would be constructed through a public-private partnership arrangement.

He said the ministry would be working to achieve its mandate despite the huge number of old buildings without toilets in the cities and the casual attitude of people towards open defecation.

Mr Balogun who explained that the task force on street trading, illegal construction and pollution would soon commence operation, also noted that erring traders who display their goods on the road medians will be sanctioned appropriately.

The Commissioner also added that the ministry in conjunction with the Ministry of Physical Planning will start the removal of illegal car showrooms across the cities in the state.

Wale Oluokun