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Edo Govt Warns Residents Against Indiscriminate Waste Disposal

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Last updated: 2022/03/29 at 10:11 AM
Fesadeb Published March 29, 2022
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Edo State Government has warned against indiscriminate waste disposal and unhealthy practices that violate the state’s extant environmental laws.

Addressing journalists after inspecting Oregbeni market, Ikpoba Okha Local Council of the state, Commissioner for Environment and Sustainability, Hon. Jonathan Lawani, urged stakeholders to collaborate with the state government to keep the state clean so as to prevent disease outbreaks.

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The commissioner urged traders to ensure that their shops are always clean, adding: “Don’t dump wastes indiscriminately but ensure to bag your waste properly and place them in designated areas for easy evacuation.”

Head of Local Government Administration (HOLGA), Ikpoba-Okha Local Council, Mr. Richard Edenamiegho, said the council will ensure traders and residents comply with Governor Godwin Obaseki’s Mandate to keep Edo Clean and Green.

The leader of the Oregbeni Market, Mrs. Mary Osemwenkha, said the biggest challenge they are facing is that the waste manager in charge of the market does not evacuate their waste regularly even after they pay monthly waste disposal bills.

She appealed to the state government to replace the present waste manager for better management.

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