By Our Reporter
The Climate Africa Media Initiative Centre (CAMIC) proudly announces its unequivocal support for Oyo State’s initiative to ban the usage of Styrofoam within its borders.
Recognizing the severe environmental and health impacts of Styrofoam, CAMIC commends Oyo State for taking a proactive stance in the fight against plastic pollution.
The detrimental effects of Styrofoam on the environment are well-documented, with long-lasting consequences for ecosystems, wildlife, and human health.
Oyo State’s commitment to banning Styrofoam aligns with CAMIC’s mission to promote sustainable practices and foster environmental consciousness.
CAMIC urges every other state in the nation to follow Oyo State’s lead and implement similar bans on Styrofoam usage.
The harmful pollutant poses a significant threat to our environment, contributing to pollution of water bodies, soil degradation, and endangering wildlife.
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By adopting eco-friendly alternatives and banning Styrofoam, states can collectively contribute to reducing the environmental impact of single-use plastics.
“This is a commendable step taken by Oyo State, and we fully support their efforts to create a cleaner and more sustainable environment. Styrofoam is a major contributor to environmental pollution, and by taking this bold step, Oyo State is setting an example for others to follow,” said Mr. Pius Alabi, The Chief Growth Officer for CAMIC.
CAMIC emphasizes the importance of collaborative efforts among states to address the global issue of plastic pollution.
By working together and adopting environmentally responsible practices, Nigerian states can contribute to a healthier and more sustainable future for generations to come.
As the Climate Africa Media Initiative Centre advocates for positive change in environmental policies, it encourages states to engage in dialogue, share best practices, and collaborate in creating comprehensive solutions to tackle the urgent issue of plastic pollution.
ABOUT CAMIC
Climate Africa Media Initiative Centre (CAMIC) is a non-governmental organization dedicated to advancing environmental sustainability and combating climate change.
Through research, advocacy, and collaborative initiatives, CAMIC seeks to contribute to a more sustainable and resilient planet for current and future generations.
CAMIC anchored the Environmental Journalism Workshop in association with Dangote in Lagos and Yola, The Tree Planting Campaign for students with Special Needs, The Jabi Lake Campaign against Plastic pollution, The Green Club Initiative and many more; in a space of less than 5 years, CAMIC has taken giant strides in Climate Advocacy.
For media inquiries, please contact:
Orji Ruth
Program Officer
Email: info@camic-ngo.org
Phone number: +2348035292193
