**Lagos Warns Actress Sarah Martins Over Street Cooking: Respect the Law, Use Approved Channels** In a recent move that has sparked mixed reactions, the Lagos State Government has issued a warning to actress and philanthropist, Sarah Martins, over her street cooking and food distribution activities. According to the Lagos State Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, Martins' actions pose significant safety, sanitation, and traffic concerns. In a statement, Commissioner Wahab acknowledged Martins' good intentions but emphasized that such activities are not permitted under Lagos' environmental and public order regulations. He referenced a previous warning given to Martins last year, advising her to use approved channels and locations for her philanthropy. Commissioner Wahab made it clear that failure to comply with the warning would result in apprehension and prosecution. He stressed that Lagos expects all citizens to be law-abiding, just as they would be in any other well-regulated city. The warning comes as a reminder to Nigerians, particularly celebrities and philanthropists, to respect the law and follow due process when engaging in charitable activities. While it is commendable that Martins is using her platform to give back to society, she must do so in a manner that does not compromise public safety and order. This warning is also a nod to the efforts of the Lagos State Government in maintaining public spaces and infrastructure. As we continue to grapple with the challenges of urbanization, it is essential that we prioritize the safety and well-being of all citizens. In Lagos, where the streets are often bustling with activity, it's essential that we find a balance between philanthropy and the law. By using approved channels and locations, Martins can continue to make a positive impact on her community without violating existing laws and constituting an environmental nuisance.