The Lagos State Government has taken decisive action by sealing off a popular fast-food restaurant owned by Cubana Chiefpriest, a renowned Nigerian businessman and socialite. The establishment was reportedly shut down due to multiple environmental violations, including excessive noise pollution and other infractions related to environmental safety standards.
Officials from the Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA) led the operation, citing non-compliance with noise control regulations and improper waste management practices. The closure is part of the state’s ongoing effort to curb environmental degradation and enforce strict adherence to laws aimed at protecting public health and safety.
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Cubana Chiefpriest, known for his high-profile presence in the entertainment and hospitality industry, is expected to address the matter, as the closure could impact business operations. Meanwhile, the Lagos State Government has reiterated its commitment to maintaining environmental standards across the state.
Further updates on potential reopening and compliance efforts are expected as the restaurant works to resolve the cited issues.
