106 Residents Arrested for Violating Sanitation Laws
106 residents arrested….
Teams from the Nasarawa Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources have arrested no fewer than 106 people for violating environmental sanitation laws.
The Commissioner for Environment and Natural Resources, Mr. Abdullahi Suleiman, made this known in a statement on Friday in Lafia.
Suleiman said the arrests were made during a sanitation enforcement exercise carried out in the state capital and other major towns.
He said those arrested were found guilty of various offenses, including indiscriminate dumping of refuse, littering the environment and blocking of drains.
The commissioner warned residents of the state to desist from violating environmental sanitation laws, saying that the government would not hesitate to prosecute offenders.
He said the government was committed to maintaining a clean and healthy environment for all its citizens.
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The arrest of 106 residents of Nasarawa State for violating sanitation laws is a reminder of the importance of maintaining a clean and healthy environment. It is also a reminder that the government is serious about enforcing its sanitation laws.
The commissioner’s warning to residents to desist from violating environmental sanitation laws is timely and necessary. Residents of Nasarawa State should take heed of this warning and play their role in maintaining a clean and healthy environment for all.
Here are some tips for maintaining a clean and healthy environment:
Dispose of waste properly. Do not dump refuse indiscriminately.
Do not litter the environment.
Keep your drains clear.
Plant trees and other vegetation.
Conserve water and energy.
Recycle and reuse materials whenever possible.
By following these tips, we can all help to create a cleaner and healthier environment for ourselves and future generations.
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