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Ogun begins Ogijo clean-up over alleged lead contamination

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Ogun State Government commences remediation in Ogijo to address alleged lead contamination from battery recycling facilities, ensuring public health and en Read More: https://punchng.com/ogun-begins-ogijo-clean-up-over-alleged-lead-contamination/

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