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African Journal of Environment and Natural Science Research
Vol. 6Issue 22023pp. 60–81Published 21 July 2023
DOI Attitude, Perception, Knowledge, Waste disposal PracticesShare Link
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Abstract:
Inadequate knowledge, negative attitude, poor perception on the part of the residents are some of the problems resulting from poor waste disposal practices. Hence this study investigates determinants of waste disposal practices among residents of Agege local government Lagod state Nigeria. Methodology: A multistage probability sampling method was adopted to select the residents in Agege Local Government, Lagos State. RESULT: Majority of the respondents, 40.9% had a high level of knowledge about waste disposal practice. 70.8% of the respondents had a positive attitude. 55.7% of the respondents had a fair level of perception towards waste disposal. 56% of the residents had average waste disposal practice. CONCLUSION: The study established that the residents of Agege had a good level of knowledge regarding waste disposal practices, this reflected in their attitude and perception towards waste disposal practice.
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