Ondo expands private waste operators to 51
- ✦In a post obtained from the state’s X handle, speaking on Wednesday at the launch of 65 Renewed Hope Environment Clubs in secondary schools and tertiary institutions at The Dome in Akure, Aiyedatiwa said: “The reforms would strengthen sanitation, protect public health and promote environmental sustainability across the state.” He disclosed plans to formulate the Ondo State Climate Change and Circular Economy Policy and to review existing environmental laws.
- File: Ondo State governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has increased the number of private waste operators in the state from 19 to 51 as part of sweeping reforms to improve sanitation and waste management.
- The reforms reinforce the Aiyedatiwa administration’s resolve to build a cleaner, healthier and more sustainable Ondo State.
- In a post obtained from the state’s X handle, speaking on Wednesday at the launch of 65 Renewed Hope Environment Clubs in secondary schools and tertiary institutions at The Dome in Akure, Aiyedatiwa said: “The reforms would strengthen sanitation, protect public health and promote environmental sustainability across the state.” He disclosed plans to formulate the Ondo State Climate Change and Circular Economy Policy and to review existing environmental laws.
Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has increased the number of private waste operators from 19 to 51 as part of reforms to improve sanitation.
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File: Ondo State governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has increased the number of private waste operators in the state from 19 to 51 as part of sweeping reforms to improve sanitation and waste management.
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The reforms reinforce the Aiyedatiwa administration’s resolve to build a cleaner, healthier and more sustainable Ondo State.
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In a post obtained from the state’s X handle, speaking on Wednesday at the launch of 65 Renewed Hope Environment Clubs in secondary schools and tertiary institutions at The Dome in Akure, Aiyedatiwa said: “The reforms would strengthen sanitation, protect public health and promote environmental sustainability across the state.” He disclosed plans to formulate the Ondo State Climate Change and Circular Economy Policy and to review existing environmental laws.
