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Enugu Residents Question ESWAMA Fee Enforcement Amid Waste Collection Concerns

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Enugu residents are raising concerns that ESWAMA is enforcing waste-management fees more aggressively than it is providing reliable refuse collection. Across some neighbourhoods, residents say refuse is piling up, gutters are being used as dumping grounds, and households are left to dispose of their own waste. They question why they are being threatened with arrest over fees for a service they believe is not being delivered consistently. I believe environmental laws should be enforced fairly, but visible service, transparency and accountability must come first. ESWAMA should earn public confidence through cleaner streets, efficient waste collection and clear explanations of the fees residents are required to pay.

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jesse

Are there clear collection schedules residents can rely on, or is the enforcement happening without consistent service across affected neighbourhoods?

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peter

Has ESWAMA published any dependable pickup timetable for the areas facing these fees?

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jaruma

When refuse piles up and gutters become dumping points, residents will naturally feel frustrated about being pressed to pay fees.

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tolu

Fee enforcement is not automatically wrong, but it is hard to defend when people say collection has been unreliable in some areas.

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noah

ESWAMA should publish neighbourhood collection timetables, provide a simple complaint channel, and show how missed pickups will be addressed.

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