The Lagos Environmental Sanitation Corps, popularly known as KAI, has rescued four nursing mothers and their babies from an illegal dumpsite in the Agboju area of the state.
The rescue was carried out on Monday during an ongoing inter-agency cleanup of the Lagos-Badagry Expressway corridor.
The Corps Marshal of LAGESC, Major Olaniyi Cole (retd.), disclosed this in a statement posted on the agency’s X handle on Tuesday.
Cole said the cleanup, which had been ongoing for weeks, was aimed at removing environmental infractions and hindrances along the corridor.
According to him, the operatives discovered young nursing mothers living in inhumane conditions at illegal dumpsites and shanties, prompting the agency to rescue them and provide medical assistance.
He said, “The inter-agency cleanup of the Lagos-Badagry Expressway, which has been ongoing for weeks now, is aimed at removing infractions and hindrances on that corridor, which has been successful.
“But, to our utter
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