Ogun State Government - OGSG Response to Ogijo Lead Poisoning. 🚫🏭 Watch the Commissioner for Environment Ola Oresanya Ogun State Ministry of Environment on this session address: 🗣️ He confirms: The factories will not re-open until all environmental and health audits are complete. ✅ youtu.be/JEnAgMMhpLM?si…

Rafindo Ifezue Ogun State Government - OGSG We are directly collaborating with the community via our helpline to ensure a rapid response to any ban violations. Our monitoring efforts extend beyond the channels of Ogun State Environmental Protection Agency, Ogun State Ministry of Environment, and NESREANigeria. Please be assured that we are committed to a new standard of

Ogun State Government - OGSG continues to respond to the Lead poisoning in Ogijo. The following companies were sealed by the Ogun State Environmental Protection Agency enforcement team: G-Star Limited, Pristine, Sphinx Metals, Tech-Hi Profile, and White Stone. 🚫🏭 #enforcement #environment #companies #poisoning #metals

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This complaint has been attended too and the warehouse has been sealed by OGEPA. For more details, please refer to the link below👇 x.com/ogepagovng/sta…

People mentioned the menace of roadside sellers along Sango road after I raised alarm about Panseke few days ago. The Honorable Commissioner for environment, Ola Oresanya deployed his people and they cleared them off the road. Check photos. If you live in the area, verify.

EKENE Man of Letters. This is an ongoing initiative, and we remain committed to its continuation. We encourage you to engage in discussions with your neighbors, colleagues, and family members regarding the risks associated with street/road trading. #environment #streettrading

Air Quality Monitoring Exercise of ULABs in Ogijo, Sagamu Local Government, Ogun State ** As part of the investigation of Lead accumulated impact on Ogijo, air quality monitoring was recommended to ascertain allegations on ULABs in Ogijo and border towns to Lagos State.

Climate change is no longer a distant threat—it is here, and it is already affecting our communities across Ogun State. From flooding and extreme weather events to rising public health risks and threatened livelihoods, the evidence is clear. Climate action is no longer optional;