Prof Aliyu Jauro, General/ Chief Executive Officer NESREA
Thirty-Nine facilities which have committed environmental infractions have been sealed off by the Nigerian Environmental Standards And Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA).
Director General/CEO, Nigerian Environmental Standards And Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA), Prof Aliyu Jauro, said this in a media parley in Abuja.
He said some foreigners have contaminated water bodies which provide water for domestic and industrial use to Nigerians.
Details later…
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