By Giwa Moore

Today, we mark a significant milestone in Lagos State's environmental history, commemorating the first anniversary of Honorable Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab's (aka Do The Right Thing ) pioneering leadership. With boundless energy, fearlessness, and unwavering commitment, he has revolutionized Lagos' environmental landscape, setting a new standard for excellence.

Tokunbo Wahab has effectively dismantled non-compliant structures to restore natural water courses and minimize flood hazards. Implemented rigorous sanitation measures in markets and informal settlements, significantly enhancing public health and safety. Enacted policies prioritizing the broader public interest, benefiting the majority. Earned recognition as 'Mr. Doing the Right Thing' for unwavering dedication to integrity and transparency. Successfully transformed Lagos into a thriving megacity, overcoming environmental challenges through visionary leadership.

Lagos State Commissioner for Environment, Tokunbo Wahab, is known for his unwavering stance against blackmail. A house owned by a Local Government Chairman in Ikota was demolished for violating environmental laws. Despite this, the chairman publicly claimed to be a victim of witch-hunt. However, it is clear that his house was built on a drainage path and setback, contravening regulations.

Under Commissioner Wahab's leadership, no one is above the law. If you break the rules, you must face the consequences. This applies to everyone, regardless of status or position. The commissioner's commitment to upholding the law is unwavering, and his actions demonstrate that there are no sacred cows in Lagos State's environmental enforcement.

Despite opposition from vested interests, Commissioner Tokunbo remained resolute, driven by his conviction in collective responsibility and the greater good. His policies have made a profound impact, saving Lagos from devastating flooding challenges like those in Borno.

His Excellency, Mr. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, Governor of Lagos State, has praised Honorable Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab as a reliable friend and a passionate individual who dedicates himself wholeheartedly to every endeavor.

"Commissioner Wahab has been an invaluable addition to our team, serving as a strong resource and asset to the cabinet", Governor Sanwo-Olu affirmed. His unwavering dedication and expertise have been instrumental in driving progress and positive change in Lagos State, and we are grateful for his contributions towards a Cleaner Lagos.

I salute Commissioner Tokunbo's fearless efforts to transform Lagos, challenging the status quo, and prioritizing the greater good. His leadership has inspired a new era of environmental stewardship in Lagos. Governor Sanwo-Olu's unwavering support testifies to Commissioner Tokunbo's transformative impact.

As we celebrate this milestone, we honor Commissioner Tokunbo's commitment to creating a sustainable, environmentally conscious Lagos, where future generations can thrive. His legacy continues to inspire, and his impact will be felt for generations to come.


Giwa Moore, Senior Special Assistant to Governor Sanwo-Olu on Technical and Vocational Education Board, shares his insights from Epe, the epicenter of Lagos State's vibrant economy - the bustling hub of activity that drives innovation and progress

Cubana Chief Priest's plan to turn a fast-food spot into a club, hosting Davido and Pocolee, was quickly foiled by HC Tokunbo Wahab, who shut down the noisy and chaotic operation. This proved that Tokunbo Wahab is a no-nonsense official. Tokunbo Wahab

By Giwa Moore

Today, we mark a significant milestone in Lagos State's environmental history, commemorating the first anniversary of Honorable Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab's (aka Do The Right Thing ) pioneering leadership. With boundless energy, fearlessness, and unwavering commitment, he has revolutionized Lagos' environmental landscape, setting a new standard for excellence.

Tokunbo Wahab has effectively dismantled non-compliant structures to restore natural water courses and minimize flood hazards. Implemented rigorous sanitation measures in markets and informal settlements, significantly enhancing public health and safety. Enacted policies prioritizing the broader public interest, benefiting the majority. Earned recognition as 'Mr. Doing the Right Thing' for unwavering dedication to integrity and transparency. Successfully transformed Lagos into a thriving megacity, overcoming environmental challenges through visionary leadership.

Lagos State Commissioner for Environment, Tokunbo Wahab, is known for his unwavering stance against blackmail. A house owned by a Local Government Chairman in Ikota was demolished for violating environmental laws. Despite this, the chairman publicly claimed to be a victim of witch-hunt. However, it is clear that his house was built on a drainage path and setback, contravening regulations.

Under Commissioner Wahab's leadership, no one is above the law. If you break the rules, you must face the consequences. This applies to everyone, regardless of status or position. The commissioner's commitment to upholding the law is unwavering, and his actions demonstrate that there are no sacred cows in Lagos State's environmental enforcement.

Despite opposition from vested interests, Commissioner Tokunbo remained resolute, driven by his conviction in collective responsibility and the greater good. His policies have made a profound impact, saving Lagos from devastating flooding challenges like those in Borno.

His Excellency, Mr. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, Governor of Lagos State, has praised Honorable Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab as a reliable friend and a passionate individual who dedicates himself wholeheartedly to every endeavor.

"Commissioner Wahab has been an invaluable addition to our team, serving as a strong resource and asset to the cabinet", Governor Sanwo-Olu affirmed. His unwavering dedication and expertise have been instrumental in driving progress and positive change in Lagos State, and we are grateful for his contributions towards a Cleaner Lagos.

I salute Commissioner Tokunbo's fearless efforts to transform Lagos, challenging the status quo, and prioritizing the greater good. His leadership has inspired a new era of environmental stewardship in Lagos. Governor Sanwo-Olu's unwavering support testifies to Commissioner Tokunbo's transformative impact.

As we celebrate this milestone, we honor Commissioner Tokunbo's commitment to creating a sustainable, environmentally conscious Lagos, where future generations can thrive. His legacy continues to inspire, and his impact will be felt for generations to come.


Giwa Moore, Senior Special Assistant to Governor Sanwo-Olu on Technical and Vocational Education Board, shares his insights from Epe, the epicenter of Lagos State's vibrant economy - the bustling hub of activity that drives innovation and progress[/quote]

The fearless leader

Cubana Chief Priest's plan to turn a fast-food spot into a club, hosting Davido and Pocolee, was quickly foiled by HC Tokunbo Wahab, who shut down the noisy and chaotic operation. This proved that Tokunbo Wahab is a no-nonsense official. Tokunbo Wahab

By Giwa Moore

Today, we mark a significant milestone in Lagos State's environmental history, commemorating the first anniversary of Honorable Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab's (aka Do The Right Thing ) pioneering leadership. With boundless energy, fearlessness, and unwavering commitment, he has revolutionized Lagos' environmental landscape, setting a new standard for excellence.

Tokunbo Wahab has effectively dismantled non-compliant structures to restore natural water courses and minimize flood hazards. Implemented rigorous sanitation measures in markets and informal settlements, significantly enhancing public health and safety. Enacted policies prioritizing the broader public interest, benefiting the majority. Earned recognition as 'Mr. Doing the Right Thing' for unwavering dedication to integrity and transparency. Successfully transformed Lagos into a thriving megacity, overcoming environmental challenges through visionary leadership.

Lagos State Commissioner for Environment, Tokunbo Wahab, is known for his unwavering stance against blackmail. A house owned by a Local Government Chairman in Ikota was demolished for violating environmental laws. Despite this, the chairman publicly claimed to be a victim of witch-hunt. However, it is clear that his house was built on a drainage path and setback, contravening regulations.

Under Commissioner Wahab's leadership, no one is above the law. If you break the rules, you must face the consequences. This applies to everyone, regardless of status or position. The commissioner's commitment to upholding the law is unwavering, and his actions demonstrate that there are no sacred cows in Lagos State's environmental enforcement.

Despite opposition from vested interests, Commissioner Tokunbo remained resolute, driven by his conviction in collective responsibility and the greater good. His policies have made a profound impact, saving Lagos from devastating flooding challenges like those in Borno.

His Excellency, Mr. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, Governor of Lagos State, has praised Honorable Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab as a reliable friend and a passionate individual who dedicates himself wholeheartedly to every endeavor.

"Commissioner Wahab has been an invaluable addition to our team, serving as a strong resource and asset to the cabinet", Governor Sanwo-Olu affirmed. His unwavering dedication and expertise have been instrumental in driving progress and positive change in Lagos State, and we are grateful for his contributions towards a Cleaner Lagos.

I salute Commissioner Tokunbo's fearless efforts to transform Lagos, challenging the status quo, and prioritizing the greater good. His leadership has inspired a new era of environmental stewardship in Lagos. Governor Sanwo-Olu's unwavering support testifies to Commissioner Tokunbo's transformative impact.

As we celebrate this milestone, we honor Commissioner Tokunbo's commitment to creating a sustainable, environmentally conscious Lagos, where future generations can thrive. His legacy continues to inspire, and his impact will be felt for generations to come.


Giwa Moore, Senior Special Assistant to Governor Sanwo-Olu on Technical and Vocational Education Board, shares his insights from Epe, the epicenter of Lagos State's vibrant economy - the bustling hub of activity that drives innovation and progress[/quote]