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Senate Declares Emergency Over Lead Poisoning in Lagos–Ogun Border Communities Residents of Ogijo community affected by widespread lead contamination
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Senate Declares Emergency Over Lead Poisoning in Lagos–Ogun Border Communities

Korede Abdullah December 4, 2025 0
LAGOS, Nigeria – The Senate on Thursday declared a national emergency following confirmation of a widespread lead-poisoning...
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 Regulators Seal Ogijo Plants Over Toxic Safety Breaches NESREA officials sealing recycling facility in Ogijo over safety violations
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 Regulators Seal Ogijo Plants Over Toxic Safety Breaches

Korede Abdullah November 28, 2025 0
LAGOS, Nigeria – The National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA), working with the Ogun State...
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Amnesty Warns Fossil Fuels Causing Global ‘Silent Health Pandemic’ Amnesty International report links fossil fuel pollution to global health crisis
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Amnesty Warns Fossil Fuels Causing Global ‘Silent Health Pandemic’

Juliet Jacob November 12, 2025 0
ABUJA, Nigeria – Amnesty International has declared that the world is facing a “silent public health pandemic”...
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