The Lagos State Government has once more closed the restaurant owned by nightlife entrepreneur Cubana Chiefpriest.
Muyiwa Gbadegesin, the Managing Director of the Lagos Waste Management Authority, announced this on his X account in the early hours of Saturday.
He stated that the Chairman of the Lekki Estate Residents Association informed his agency about an incident of illegal waste disposal on Durosimi-Etti Street in Lekki Phase 1.
Muyiwa wrote: “In the early hours of Saturday, 18th May 2025, the Chairman of the Lekki Estate Residents Association (@Lekkiphase1_ ) alerted us to an incident involving the illegal dumping of refuse along Durosimi-Etti Street in Lekki Phase 1. A white Ford van with Abuja registration plates GWA 136E was caught in the act of indiscriminately discharging waste.”
“The vehicle was traced to DONALD restaurant, a nightlife establishment located on Road 14 within the estate. The suspects were apprehended on the scene by LERA’s Chief Security Officer and taken into custody at the LERA Secretariat. It was reported that the individuals attempted to bribe the security team with ₦100,000—an offer that was firmly declined.”
Muyiwa Gbadegesin, the Managing Director of the Lagos Waste Management Authority, announced this on his X account in the early hours of Saturday.
He stated that the Chairman of the Lekki Estate Residents Association informed his agency about an incident of illegal waste disposal on Durosimi-Etti Street in Lekki Phase 1.
Muyiwa wrote: “In the early hours of Saturday, 18th May 2025, the Chairman of the Lekki Estate Residents Association (@Lekkiphase1_ ) alerted us to an incident involving the illegal dumping of refuse along Durosimi-Etti Street in Lekki Phase 1. A white Ford van with Abuja registration plates GWA 136E was caught in the act of indiscriminately discharging waste.”
“The vehicle was traced to DONALD restaurant, a nightlife establishment located on Road 14 within the estate. The suspects were apprehended on the scene by LERA’s Chief Security Officer and taken into custody at the LERA Secretariat. It was reported that the individuals attempted to bribe the security team with ₦100,000—an offer that was firmly declined.”
