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The Hon Commissioner for Environment, Mrs Remilekun Oluwatobi Banigbe in company of the Permanent Secretary of the ministry, Mrs Dupe Adekeye and some of the management staff today in an inspection tour to the permanent dumpsite at Sokoto Ayekale to ascertain the level of work done at the site.
This is in furtherance of the need for expansion of the path ways to the inner cubits for adequate waste disposal.
Banigbe noted that there is need for division of the site into compartment using a barricade to avoid littering of the disposed waste by scavengers.
The Kwara State Labour Intensive Public Workfare (LIPW), under the Nigeria Covid-19 Action Recovery and Economic Stimulus (NG-CARES) Intervention Programme, is set to deploy 1,025 beneficiaries across the 16 Local Government Areas (LGAs) of the State. This is sequel to an earlier approval by the State Governor, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq to carry out the deployment exercise in the 16 Local Government Councils of the State. With this approval, public work activities by LIPW selected beneficiaries drawn from the Single Register of Poor and Vulnerable Households, is to commence simultaneously in all the 16 Local Government Areas of the State with effect from next week Tuesday. Each of the 1,025 beneficiaries would receive the sum of N10, 000 as monthly stipend, and shall be expected to clean public institutions and utilities in their immediate communities for a maximum period of four hours per day, excluding weekends and public holidays. Addressing the Community Development Office...
The Commissioner for Environment, Hon Abosede Olaitan Buraimoh with the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Pastor Abraham Kola Ojo and the Director of Environment, Mr Towoju Gabriel in an inspection tour to the permanent dumpsite at Sokoto Ayekale, Eyenkorin, Ilorin to ascertain the level of clearing of the dumpsite for adequate dumping of refuse by the waste collectors bringing waste from the ilorin metropolis. i
Against the backdrop of the rising wave of illegal dumpsites within Ilorin, the Kwara State Capital, the Commissioner for Environment, Hon. Remilekun Banigbe, yesterday paid an unscheduled visit to Itakudima, Zuban Area, in Ilorin West Local Government, to assess the volume of wastes at the illegal dumpsite in the area. The visit was part of the state government's efforts to curtail illegal dumpsites, especially in the Ilorin metropolis. The Commissioner, who was accompanied on the visit by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Mrs. Dupe Adekeye, noted that the waste has constituted a big threat, as well as posing a serious danger to the people living in the area. Banigbe explained that the visit will enhance the prompt attention of the state government's intervention team to evacuate the refuse on time. A resident of the community, Alfa Issa Kawu said the waste was gradually becoming a heap, adding that if not promptly attended to would even...
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