Lagos State seals ex-super eagles player hotel among others for environmental pollution.

                             Ex-Super eagles player KANU Nwankwo

The Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency has sealed a hotel owned by ex-Super Eagles player, Kanu Nwankwo, the Hardley Apartments, on Victoria Island.
The hotel was among other hotels, churches and mosques sealed across the
state on Monday over alleged air and noise pollution.
No fewer than 30 facilities were shut in areas, including Ketu, Ikorodu, Ibeju-
Lekki, Victoria Island and Surulere.

LASEPA said the owners of the facilities had been contacted several times in the last one year, adding that they refused to fully complied with LASEPA’s
instructions.
At a mosque in Ketu ─ Olorunkemi Mosque ─ the leaders claimed to have taken
down their speakers as instructed by the agency almost immediately.
However, the mosque was sealed for allegedly not complying fully with
LASEPA’s instruction.
Other places also sealed include the Rain of Power and Miracles Ministry
Church, Lekki; Christ Apostolic Church, Lekki; Duckland Hotels and Suites,
Ikorodu; and Mela Rossa Club, Victoria Island.
At the Hardley Apartments, it was noticed that the generators powering the
hotel had large exhaust pipes facing the road.
The Director of Enforcement, Kayode Bello, ordered that one of the generators be tested, and it was discovered that it gave off thick gaseous emissions.