Eight houses of worship were on Sunday, November 17, shutdown by the Lagos State Government over concerns about the effects of noise pollution from them on residents' health. The state's Environmental Protection Agency which conducted the closure said houses of worship that fail to operate by set regulations would suffer the same fate. 7,986 PEOPLE READ: INTRIGUING! Obasanjo Reveals What Jesus Would Have Done If Present In Nigeria Today The sealed facilities are located at 68, Old Ota Road, Orile Agege; 4, Ademola Oshinowo Street, Off Love Street, Ketu; 1 Dele Amuda Street, Lekki. Others are 17, Ajileye Street, Ilaje Bariga; 39, Kusenla Road, Elegushi and Ajayi Bembe Street Abule Oja, Yaba, among others. “Those recalcitrant organisations or worship centres, known to be disturbing the peace of Lagos residents, will face the full wrath of the law, said Dr Dolapo Fasawe, General Manager, Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency. “In as much as the state government is positivel
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