Title: Nollywood Actress Sarah Martins Responds to Lagos Commissioner for Environment over Street Cooking Video Nollywood actress Sarah Martins has fired back at the Lagos Commissioner for Environment, Tokunboh Wahab, over a video of her cooking for less-privileged children on the streets of Lagos. The Commissioner had expressed concerns about the video, suggesting that Sarah Martins' actions could be considered a public nuisance. However, in a lengthy post on her Instagram page, Sarah Martins clarified that she cooked in front of the King's Palace, under the supervision of security personnel, far from the main road. According to Sarah Martins, her intention was not to create a public disturbance, but to reconnect with children who had grown fond of her visits. She had been missing her bond with the kids, who often requested that she return to cook with them. On this particular day, she decided to spend time with them and prepare a meal. Sarah Martins expressed her appreciation for the laws and environmental standards of Lagos State and apologized if her actions were perceived as inappropriate. She emphasized that her actions were driven by a desire to help and connect with those in need, rather than to cause any trouble. This incident raises questions about the role of charity and public service in Lagos. As a state with many less-privileged individuals, particularly children, it is heartwarming to see celebrities like Sarah Martins using their platforms to give back to the community. It is also worth noting that Lagos is a megacity with a complex infrastructure, where public spaces are often shared by different users. While the Commissioner's concerns about public nuisance are understandable, it is also important to consider the context and intentions behind Sarah Martins' actions. Ultimately, this incident serves as a reminder that there is a need for a more nuanced understanding of public service and charity in Lagos. As the city continues to grow and evolve, it is essential that we find ways to balance the needs of different stakeholders, including those who are less privileged and those who are responsible for maintaining public order. By engaging in a respectful and open dialogue, we can work together to create a more inclusive and compassionate society, where public service and charity are valued and encouraged, rather than stigmatized.