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LASEPA shuts down Cubana Chief Priest’s Lounge over noise air pollution in Lekki

The Lagos State Environmental Safety Company (LASEPA) on Sunday shut down Donald’s Lounge, positioned in Lekki Section 1 and owned by superstar Pascal Okechukwu, popularly often called Cubana Chief Priest, on account of extreme noise air pollution.
The shutdown order was issued by the Commissioner for the Surroundings and Water Assets, Mr. Tokunbo Wahab, who emphasised that the motion was taken within the curiosity of public well being.
The choice adopted repeated warnings after quite a few complaints from residents and close by companies concerning the persistent noise ranges from the lounge, which had been disturbing the peace of the world.
LASEPA’s Normal Supervisor, Dr. Babatunde Ajayi, bolstered the company’s stance, stating, “The company is not going to tolerate any type of environmental air pollution, together with noise air pollution, which may have antagonistic results on the well being and well-being of Lagosians.”
Ajayi additionally highlighted that the closure of the lounge was a testomony to the Lagos State Authorities’s dedication to safeguarding the atmosphere and guaranteeing compliance with the state’s environmental rules.
He suggested the administration of Donald’s Lounge to take the mandatory steps to scale back noise ranges and adjust to different state environmental requirements earlier than the lounge can be allowed to reopen.
LASEPA additional urged all companies and people to stick to environmental rules and respect the rights of others to a clear and peaceable atmosphere.

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