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Enugu Seals Ethanol Company Over Water Pollution

by Nnamdi Mbawike
2 years ago
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Enugu State Government has sealed an Ethanol Company in the state, D Hap Integrated Services Limited over complaints that it polluted Nvuna River Located at Nomeh in Nkanu East Local Government of the state.

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Officials of the Ministry of Environment led by the Director of Administration, who identified himself as Abia sealed the company in the presence of workers of the company.

Abia explained that the decision was taken after the Exco meeting of the state government.

LEADERSHIP’s correspondent who visited Nomeh where the river is located, observed that people of the area are no longer making use of the water for fear of contacting strange diseases.

Some of them who spoke to our correspondent expressed dismay over the contamination of the river, saying that until its pollution, Nvuna was the only source of drinking water for them.

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They called on the state government to come to their rescue, adding that some people who tried to swim in the water came out with illness, adding that they were spending so much money to buy drinking water.

Speaking on behalf of Network of Water Initiative, Ambassador Mrs Amaka Nweke explained that they decided to intervene because of the sufferings of the masses occasioned by the pollution.

She vowed to do everything within her reach to get to the root of the pollution, saying it was unfortunate that people were passing through such pains.

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Reacting to the sealing of the company, the Production Manager, Okeke Favour said it was unfortunate that the officials took the action because of the allegation from the community without listening to their explanations.

He said though waste from the company polluted the water in 2021, they have taken all measure to avoid reoccurrence, saying they have been discharging their waste in a place assigned to them by the government.


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