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Stakeholders in the telecommunications sector have affirmed that depliyment of 5G technology pose no health risk to public health and safety.
The minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami, who allayed the fears of Nigerians on the deployment of Fifth Generation (5G) technology in Nigeria, clarified that there is no known scientific evidence till date suggesting that 5G poses any risks to public health and safety.
The minister made the assertion when he led the heads of agencies under his ministry and other stakeholders to an investigative public hearing by the Senate Joint Committee on Communications; Science and Technology; Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and Cyber Crimes; and Primary Health Care and Communicable Diseases, at the National Assembly Chamber in Abuja on Thursday, February 25, 2021.
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Farmer anger at water rules clear as hundreds attend meeting
14 Feb, 2021 09:30 PM
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Farmers gather at a meeting in Waimumu, near Gore, yesterday to hear about new freshwater rules.Photo / Shawn McAvinue
Farmers gather at a meeting in Waimumu, near Gore, yesterday to hear about new freshwater rules.Photo / Shawn McAvinue
Otago Daily Times
Farmers rallied against unworkable new freshwater rules at a meeting near Gore last Thursday.
More than 500 people attended the meeting at The Woolshed Function Centre on the Southern Field Days site in Waimumu.
The meeting was run by farmer s group Groundswell.
The group was formed after farmers drove more than 100 tractors through central Gore in October last year to protest against the new National Environmental Standards for Freshwater, introduced a month earlier.