**Lagos Reintroduces Monthly Cleaning Exercise After 10-Year Hiatus** After a decade-long break, the Lagos State Government has kicked off the reintroduction of the monthly environmental sanitation exercise. This move is aimed at keeping our state clean and maintaining a healthy environment for all residents. The exercise will take place every last Saturday of the month from 6:30 am to 8:30 am. Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, flagged off the exercise, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in maintaining a clean environment. He encouraged residents to take ownership of their surroundings by not littering until the PSP operator in their area comes for waste collection. This approach aims to promote a culture of environmental responsibility among Lagosians. Sanwo-Olu also clarified that movement restrictions, which were a major reason for the exercise's initial suspension, will not be enforced. Instead, residents are expected to participate voluntarily and cooperatively in the sanitation exercise. The governor sees this as an opportunity to revive the culture of environmental consciousness in our communities, driven by awareness, partnership, and voluntary participation. To achieve the desired results, the government plans to strengthen waste management systems, improve drainage infrastructure, and enhance environmental enforcement across the state. This move is a step in the right direction, as Lagos battles the challenges of pollution and waste management. As we continue to grow and develop as a state, it is essential that we prioritize our environment and take collective responsibility for its upkeep. The reintroduction of the monthly environmental sanitation exercise is a positive step towards achieving this goal. Let us all do our part to keep Lagos clean and make it a better place for ourselves and future generations.