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Lagos volunteers clear up plastic from city's largest beach

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It is the largest and most beautiful beach in Lagos, but also the dirtiest: at Lighthouse, plastic washed up by the sea piles up on the sand. Faced with what looks like an ecological disaster, a group of Lagossians have come together to clean the beach.

Added on the 02/04/2021 09:55:13 - Copyright : AFP EN

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