LAWMA Redeems Cash Prizes to Raffle Draw Winners

By Fabian Ekeruche
The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has said that it has redeemed N10, 000 cash prizes to each of the PAKAM raffle draw to commemorate the second anniversary of the Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu administration.
This is contained in a LAWMA statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos.
NAN reports that LAWMA recently developed and introduced the PAKAM App, where households and aggregators could access recycling firms, to pick up their recyclables and participate in the monthly raffle draw.
It is meant to encourage the culture of waste sorting at source.
The statement advised winners to visit the nearest LAWMA regional office from Friday July 9, to redeem their prizes.
It said that the names, contacts and local councils of winners would emerge from each of the 57 Local Government and Council Development Areas of the state from the July edition of the raffle, slightly delayed by technical hitches on the platform.
The waste authority expressed appreciation to Lagos residents for the massive participation in the draw.
It urged residents to commit to a clean and sustainable environment by patronizing assigned PSP ooeratives and prompt payment of waste bills. (NAN)

 

 

 

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