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I strongly believe it's due to the illegal bunkry happening within the state. They know these people and yet can't confront them

uzoclinton:
LWTMB. THIS YOUR PICTURE EH

naija wahala too much.

mesoprogress:
We need intervention, people are coming down with respiratory conditions in Port Harcourt.

Lalasticlala ; Mynd44

Enjoy Ur country

This is proof that its being caused by the Nigerian military who are burning illegal refineries in a dangerous manner

The black soot never left. It just reduced.

I started noticing it around last week, cos whenever i had my bath, am always washing black stuff from my body. . Lord help us oooo.

And I coughed out a black mucus yesterday.

Every Niger deltan deserves to be paid by FG from the proceeds of crude due to the hazards people in that region are exposed to.
But nobody cares! Even Niger delta govs don't care!

Am in ph currently. Dis morning as i bath na soso black water just dey drop. Now i knw y. Chai

is there anything like green soot?

God will us in a country where govt are less concerned about the citizens

The fact is that the soot never left. Constant rain just made it less visible. Any day it does not rain, just observe a stationary object like a light colored car early in the morning, you will see the soot.
With so much complaints last year, you would expect a responsible government to act decisively. I didn’t expect anything different though. The culprits are big corporate players...Indorama Petrochemical and Port harcourt refineries. I live in Elelewon and seeing what comes out from their chimneys everyday will give u goose-pimple.
If something is not done fast, the best line of action would be to relocate out of that town. It is completely unacceptable.

Waiting for anyone who'll blame the government.

Metanoya:
I strongly believe it's due to the illegal bunkry happening within the state. They know these people and yet can't confront them

Is illegal bunkering more dangerous than gas flaring in terms of environmental hazards?. Fear God o.

Habyz:
Waiting for anyone who'll blame the government.

I blame the Government.

Jerrypolo:
I blame the Government.

Why?

I live in PH.......I ve been noticing this for a y!

Yeah, noticed it driving into Portharcourt a few days ago. Thought it was about to rain until I wound down at a military checkpoint and was hit by the noxious, avrud smell of money .... yeah..... illegal refining is back full force.

Wow I just noticed yesterday and was like is this soot back.now I confirm.

Caseless:
And you wonder why we don't live long.

that pics tho

Too much oil drilling and oil bunkering

yeyerolling:
Am in ph currently. Dis morning as i bath na soso black water just dey drop. Now i knw y. Chai

no be only u o. I just tire

As long as the refineries are not working ,Gbooo Fire will never stop and hence Black soot will never stop .

We are in big trouble .

2/3 of the AGO used in this country is gboo fire and cooked in the creeks .

The idiots are in Abuja enjoying clean air .....who is cheating who .

it never left now. it was only reduced. Its that time of the year that it has to go up

Habyz:
Waiting for anyone who'll blame the government.

Who should he blame? You? Are you now in charge of environmental regulations and implementation/enforcement of same? What is the ministry of environment for and why do we have laws on environmental pollution?

Habyz:
Waiting for anyone who'll blame the government.

Its boko haram's fault!

Serious health risks! 5 years of continuous exposure we'll start hearing of some strange ailments in Port harcourt...

Ntin lyk dat here in Irebe.

It has always been there. We just didn't notice it cos of the rains.

Yea. I noticed it while washing my car.

It has been back for some time.