**Lagos Warns Actress Against Street Food Sales** The Lagos State Government has issued a warning to Nollywood actress, Sarah Martins, against cooking and selling food on the streets of Lagos. The Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, issued the warning in a public statement addressed directly to the actress. While recognising the charitable intentions behind Martins' street food outreach, Wahab explained that cooking or trading on public roads, walkways, or medians is prohibited under Lagos environmental and public order regulations. He stated that such activities pose safety, sanitation, and traffic concerns. This is not the first time Martins has been cautioned over this issue. However, despite the previous warning, she resumed her street food sales. Wahab urged the actress to channel her outreach through proper channels and approved locations, rather than public roads and spaces. The warning comes as Lagos continues to grapple with traffic congestion and environmental concerns. The state government has been working to improve the environment and reduce traffic in the metropolis. The warning to Martins is seen as part of efforts to enforce the laws and regulations governing public spaces in Lagos. If Martins fails to comply with the warning, she risks being apprehended and prosecuted. The Lagos State Government is urging her to desist from street food sales and seek alternative, approved locations for her charitable outreach. The warning serves as a reminder of the importance of adhering to regulations and laws governing public spaces in Lagos. It also highlights the need for individuals, including celebrities, to work with the government to address social and environmental concerns in the state.