When it comes to cleanliness and environmental sanitation, some states in Nigeria stand out.
Research conducted by NRTC has identified the top five cleanest states in the country, and how they are setting an example for others to follow.
Let’s take a closer look at these states and their efforts to maintain a clean environment.
1. Ebonyi State
Ebonyi state takes the top spot as the cleanest state in Nigeria. This achievement is a result of the government’s commitment to maintaining a clean environment. The state has implemented various programs and initiatives to keep its streets, markets, and public places clean.
The “Clean Ebonyi” campaign has been particularly successful, encouraging residents to dispose of waste properly and maintain cleanliness in their communities.
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2. Cross River State
Cross River State comes in second place in the list of cleanest states in Nigeria. The state is renowned for its lush landscapes, including the famous Obudu Mountain Resort.
To preserve its natural beauty, Cross River has focused on environmental conservation and waste management. Initiatives like tree planting campaigns and organized waste disposal have played a significant role in keeping the state clean.
3. Akwa Ibom State
Akwa Ibom State takes the third spot on our list. With its picturesque beaches and natural reserves, Akwa Ibom places a strong emphasis on environmental preservation.
The state government has implemented recycling programs and waste separation initiatives, making it easier for residents to participate in keeping the environment clean.
Beach cleanup events are also common in Akwa Ibom, drawing attention to the importance of clean shorelines.
4. Plateau State
Plateau State ranks fourth among the cleanest states in Nigeria. Known as the “Home of Peace and Tourism,” the state values its natural attractions and has taken measures to protect them.
Conservation efforts include reforestation projects and strict regulations on waste disposal. Plateau State also promotes eco-friendly practices in agriculture and tourism.
5. Enugu State
Enugu State rounds out the top five cleanest states in Nigeria. This state is often referred to as the “Coal City State” and has made substantial progress in maintaining cleanliness.
The “Keep Enugu Clean” campaign encourages citizens to dispose of waste properly and take pride in their surroundings.
Additionally, the government has invested in waste management infrastructure to support these efforts.
Conclusion
These states are committed to cleanliness, waste management, and environmental preservation and they serve as an inspiration for other states to follow suit.
Citizens and local authorities must continue to work together to ensure that these states remain clean and set a positive example for the rest of the country.
By working together, Nigeria can move closer to a cleaner and healthier future for all its citizens.
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