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Oyo State Government has said that it will ensure the success of the new waste management system in the state. It stressed further that its waste management consultant, Mottanai Recycling, would be embarking on an emergency cleanup campaign exercise..

Oyo State Government has said that it will ensure the success of the new waste management system in the state. It stressed further that its waste management consultant, Mottanai Recycling, would be embarking on an emergency cleanup campaign exercise, which will also mandate the appointed waste collectors to embark on household door-to-door collection of wastes.

Oni said that government’s mandate was to ensure that its citizens stay in a clean and safe environment. He warned residents against wrong attitude to waste disposal, adding that the menace would be conquered in no distant time. He said: “Over 197 waste collectors have applied for the renewal contract of PSPs. Re-applying does not necessarily mean automatic re-engagement, as the criteria for re-engagement must be met to achieve the cleanliness and efficiency deserving of our citizens.

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