**5. Recommendation**

The World Bank recommends that cost recovery of waste managemen<sup>t</sup> services should be ensured and the revenue collection of waste managemen<sup>t</sup> fees from waste producers should be increased [31]. Also, a transparent procurement process for private sector participants should be established and performance-based contracts should be developed. The governmen<sup>t</sup> should include the people in the decision making process to foster acceptance of new policies and initiatives. Finally, the act of keeping the environment safe and clean by proper disposal of wastes can be enhanced if regulatory measures are enforced on the people. In lieu of this, public health o fficers (PHOs) need to enforce compliance with these regulations by the residents. This will go a long way in achieving sustainable waste managemen<sup>t</sup> because people will not want to be victims of law for fear of the penalty attached to it [28,39].

**Author Contributions:** Conceptualization of the research work came from D.O.O. and the methodology adopted was carried out by the authors: D.O.O. and C.O.N. All the authors played a contributing role in the use of the software, and the validation of the work was carefully checked by D.O.O. The formal analysis and investigation was done by D.O.O. Resources and data curation was carried out by D.O.O., and C.O.N. While the writing of original draft preparation was done by D.O.O. and C.O.N. Writing-review editing was done by D.O.O. Visualization, supervision and project administration was done by D.O.O.

**Funding:** This research received no external funding.

**Acknowledgments:** The authors are grateful to the managemen<sup>t</sup> of Covenant University for providing an enabling environment in doing the report of this research work. We also appreciate the various authors of resource materials that were used which provided relevant information that led to the success of this work.

**Conflicts of Interest:** The authors declare no conflict of interest.
