Go Green Nigeria Foundation Urges Action on Plastics
The Go Green Nigeria Foundation called for the federal government to enhance enforcement of regulations concerning single-use plastics, highlighting the growing environmental threat posed by plastic pollution. This appeal was made in Abuja during a program commemorating the 2026 International Plastic Bag Free Day, led by Dr.
John Babington Chibunna. He pointed out the severe environmental consequences Nigeria faces due to the widespread improper disposal of plastic bags, which clog drainage systems and pollute waterways, contributing to urban flooding and long-term environmental degradation.
Dr. Chibunna urged the government to align its environmental protection efforts with the objectives of the Renewed Hope Agenda and to fast-track strict regulations on single-use plastics.
He emphasized that the progress towards a cleaner environment depends on political will and regulatory strength. Abdullahi Abubakar, chairman of Utako Market, commended the foundation's initiative and encouraged traders and residents to reduce their reliance on disposable plastic bags by adopting reusable alternatives.
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