Abia State Government Sanitary Inspectors Crack Down on Extortion, Clear Drains to Prevent Flooding
Abia State Government's sanitary inspectors visited 4,500 homes across 85 communities in August, cracking down on extortion. Commissioner of Information Okey Kanu revealed the progress made in sanitation inspections, warning against using positions for money.
The government aims to reduce erosion challenges through a statewide campaign. Efforts are ongoing to clear drains in Aba and Umuahia to prevent flooding.
Commissioner of Environment Philemon Ogbonna emphasized the importance of maintaining free drains. The state is also responding to NiMET flood alerts.
The government's focus on environmental benefits and citizen welfare is evident in these initiatives.
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