Governor Willie Obiano is expected to lead government officials, captains of industries, market leaders,
religious and town union leaders to Okpoko Sakamori, in Okpoko Sub-hub by seven o’clock in the morning for the war against filthy environment.In a statement, the Commissioner for environment, beautification and ecology, Engineer Romanus Ejikeme, enjoined residents of the commercial city and environs, as well as those doing businesses or in the area to take part in the clean up exercise.Meanwhile, the health condition of residents of Oraifite street, Awada is now at stake as refuse dumps have kept encroaching into the area.
A resident of the area, Mr. Francis Ogbulie called on the
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Start with Onitsha - The world's dirtiest and polluted city - according to UN

Jobless waka about ugu governor and cameramen again

aresa:
Jobless waka about ugu governor and cameramen again

NL ugwu farmers will soon come and abuse you

FanYogo1:


NL ugwu farmers will soon come and abuse you

The ugu man useless no be small...his mates are starting, inspecting and commissioning projects, but the yeye man dey do loitering and wandering everyday with cameramen, microphone and loud speaker...and that's when he's not lying about roadside ugu or oil reserve under his bed..

Obiano has really tried in Anambra. I just hope he doubles his efforts come second term because we know Governors usually relax during second term.

The State should set up a pilot biogas project in Onitsha, collect biodegradable wastes from the market to serve as feedstock. The biogas generated should be connected to generators that will power street lights at night while the slurry generated will serve as an excellent organic fertilizer for farmers in the State.

When a value is linked to what is hitherto seen as a menace the motivation to turn around spikes!

The picture attached is powered by biogas.

Gawd and some people will come here and be shouting.....

So dirty

Pavore9:
The State should set up a pilot biogas project in Onitsha, collect biodegradable wastes from the market to serve as feedstock. The biogas generated should be connected to generators that will power street lights at night while the slurry generated will serve as an excellent organic fertilizer for farmers in the State.

When a value is linked to what is hitherto seen as a menace the motivation to turn around spikes!

GBAM-O!