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December 20, 2023
National Coordinator/Secretary, National Technical Study Group on Clean Up Nigeria, Ene Baba Owoh, revealed this.
December 20, 2023
The National Technical Study Group ( NTSG) has announced Akwa Ibom State as the cleanest state in Nigeria with a cumulative score of 78.2 per cent while
December 19, 2023
Akwa Ibom State has been declared the cleanest state in Nigeria, securing a commendable cumulative score of 72% under the five-year project review circus known as STONE Pro-Max 2023. | Pulse Nigeria
December 19, 2023
Akwa Ibom has emerged the cleanest state in Nigeria, under the five-year project review circus, tagged STONE Pro-Max 2023, with a cumulative score of 72 per cent.The National Co-ordinator/Secretary, National Technical Study Group (NTSG) on Clean Up Nigeria, Prince Ene Baba Owoh, who presented the award on Tuesday in Uyo, congratulated the Government and people
June 4, 2023
Jalingo, the capital of Taraba State in northeastern Nigeria, has long been plagued by a filthy environment. According to the National Technical Study Group
December 6, 2022
About four hundred and three million Nigerians have dropped deeper into living in an unclean environment, in spite of the successes
December 10, 2021
IF anything illustrates Nigeria’s leadership problem, it is the consistent churning out of damning verdicts by statistical organs on various aspects of
December 5, 2021
A national study group has rated only seven states in Nigeria clean while 30 states are swimming in dirty environments. According to the National Technical Study Group for Nation’s Cleanliness Performance Index Ratings, [/b]the clean states include Akwa Ibom, Abuja, Cross River, Bauchi, Ebonyi, Lagos and Kaduna who scored above 15 per cent out of…
December 2, 2021
A Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), Clean-up Nigeria (CUN) in its 2021 report titled ‘the State of the Nigeria Environment Report’ said that over 172.7