FCT Youth Campaign Targets Air Pollution with Clean Energy Solutions
The youth in FCT, led by groups like Rotaract Club and FCTA, are actively campaigning in markets and schools to combat air pollution. The initiative aims to educate the public, particularly students, on the dangers of charcoal and firewood stoves, advocating for the use of cleaner cooking methods like LPG.
Scheduled to launch on November 13, the project targets 5,000 households in underserved communities to promote environmental protection. Dr. Dolapo Fasawe emphasized the importance of youth advocacy in addressing air pollution.
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