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Toxic Air, Poisoned Soil: Ogijo Declared a Public Health Time Bomb Over Pollution by Recycling, Smelting Plants
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Toxic Air, Poisoned Soil: Ogijo Declared a Public Health Time Bomb Over Pollution by Recycling, Smelting Plants
Ogijo, once a thriving industrial hub in Ogun State, Nigeria, has become a public health disaster zone, suffocated by toxic air and poisoned soil from unregulated recycling and smelting plants. The community’s air is laden with soot, and its soil is contaminated with hazardous waste, threatening the health and future of its residents, especially children […]
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