WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL DAY: CEPEJ WORKING TO CURTAIL AIR POLLUTION IN NIGERIA, URGE GOVERNMENT TO WORK WITH CEPEJ FOR HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT
WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL DAY: CEPEJ WORKING TO CURTAIL AIR POLLUTION IN NIGERIA,
URGE GOVERNMENT TO WORK WITH CEPEJ FOR HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT
By Ezekiel Kagbala (FPR)
As the world marks environmental day with the theme 'Beat Air Pollution', the National coordinator, Center for Peace and Environmental Justice, Comrade Sheriff Mulade has advised the government to curtail air pollution by partnering with CEPEJ and adopting stringent measures to eradicate air pollution.
CEPEJ team Joims Pupils of Ijakpa Primary School to mark world
Environmental day
Comrade Mulade who made this call during a tour of government institutions, motor parks, schools in Warri Delta state and environs on Monday, noted that there is a need for government to educate the people to adopt healthy environment.
During the sensitisation visit to Uvwie local government area with his environmental team, CEPEJ, Mulade accompanied by the counselor, Hon. James Emanereame who represented the Local government Chairman Hon. Ransom Onoyake decried unhealthy polluted environment in most of the places visited.
At Ijakpa primary School, CEPEJ observed that the environment was not healthy for pupils to learn as huge dump site surrounding the school emitting offensive odor has polluted the environment making it unhealthy for pupils to learn and those residing in the environment.
Resuse surrounding Ijakpa Primary School
The team of CEPEJ also visited the proposed permanent site of Ijakpa primary school accompanied by the headmistress of the school, Mrs. Margret Omafuaire, said that the school has been under construction since 2010. CEPEJ urged the government to expedite action by completing the school before 2019 so that the pupils can move in to learn under decent environment.
On a visit to PTI Junction/ Agbor Park, CEPEJ noted that the environment was littered with heaps refuse and donated waste bin baskets to keep the environment clean.
URGE GOVERNMENT TO WORK WITH CEPEJ FOR HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT
By Ezekiel Kagbala (FPR)
As the world marks environmental day with the theme 'Beat Air Pollution', the National coordinator, Center for Peace and Environmental Justice, Comrade Sheriff Mulade has advised the government to curtail air pollution by partnering with CEPEJ and adopting stringent measures to eradicate air pollution.
CEPEJ team Joims Pupils of Ijakpa Primary School to mark world
Environmental day
Comrade Mulade who made this call during a tour of government institutions, motor parks, schools in Warri Delta state and environs on Monday, noted that there is a need for government to educate the people to adopt healthy environment.
During the sensitisation visit to Uvwie local government area with his environmental team, CEPEJ, Mulade accompanied by the counselor, Hon. James Emanereame who represented the Local government Chairman Hon. Ransom Onoyake decried unhealthy polluted environment in most of the places visited.
At Ijakpa primary School, CEPEJ observed that the environment was not healthy for pupils to learn as huge dump site surrounding the school emitting offensive odor has polluted the environment making it unhealthy for pupils to learn and those residing in the environment.
The team of CEPEJ also visited the proposed permanent site of Ijakpa primary school accompanied by the headmistress of the school, Mrs. Margret Omafuaire, said that the school has been under construction since 2010. CEPEJ urged the government to expedite action by completing the school before 2019 so that the pupils can move in to learn under decent environment.
On a visit to PTI Junction/ Agbor Park, CEPEJ noted that the environment was littered with heaps refuse and donated waste bin baskets to keep the environment clean.
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