Tag Archives: environment

Jun 16, 2022

by RCDIJ Nigeria in Investigations

FEATURE: Ogun residents, waste collectors trade blames, as refuse litter environment

TIJANI ABDULKABEER, a journalist from the University of Ibadan, during a recent trip to Sango Otta, Ogun State took a look at the waste disposal habit of the residents and its impact on the environment. His report: It was a rainy day on Saturday, January 8, 2022 when this reporter visited Iyana Iyesi, in the Sango […]

May 10, 2022

by RCDIJ Nigeria in Investigations

SPECIAL REPORT: Enugu govt watches as waste takes over state, threatens public health, environment

In this report, Arinze Chijioke looks at how delays in evacuation of waste in Enugu State encourages indiscriminate waste disposal, its health implications, and how the practice impacts on the environment. As Benjamin Eze walked towards a waste dumping site in the Asata Area in Enugu State, South-eastern Nigeria one afternoon in early January 2022, he discovered that the five waste dumpsters were filled and overflowing and that residents were beginning to drop their waste on the ground […]

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