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Lagos Shuts Down Lobster Beach Club Over Environmental Violations

June 3, 2025
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State Government of the Centre of Excellence (Lagos) has shut down the operations of Lobster Beach Club following a series of verified environmental breaches, sparking renewed focus on the need for compliance with public health and environmental laws.

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The enforcement action was carried out by the Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA) after residents in the vicinity lodged formal complaints against the establishment. The reports detailed recurring issues including loud noise, marijuana use, unregulated fireworks, and the unlawful cutting down of trees within the club’s premises.

Following on-the-ground investigations, LASEPA confirmed these violations, prompting swift action to halt operations at the beachside venue. The agency acted on the necessity to address growing concerns about the disturbance and safety risks posed by the club’s activities.

The state’s environment commissioner, Tokunbo Wahab, said the shutdown reflects a clear stance by the government to enforce environmental laws across board, stressing that no business, regardless of its profile, is exempt from regulations designed to safeguard public wellbeing.

In response to the closure, Lobster Beach Club has been directed to submit all necessary permits and approvals that authorize its operations. The club must also present proof that designated smoking zones have been established within the facility, in line with public health expectations.

Commissioner Wahab assured Lagosians that the state remains focused on fostering responsible environmental conduct, warning that repeated violations will be met with similar or more stringent actions.

LASEPA has demonstrated its resolve to uphold its mandate through fair but uncompromising enforcement, while the protection of the environment is non-negotiable in the collective interest of all residents.

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