bettercreature:
Nonsense! The same thing developed world are finding it difficult to ban
You can’t ban polythene bag it’s too useful though the disadvantages is too much but it’s simply impossible to Ban
Useless black men, they won’t copy development from another country except strange rules

Its already banned in Kenya for a long time know and they are using paper bag

Ultimatezlant:
This state only exist on states and capital rhythms

Thats because u dnt travel, u are just like a fish in the well

Shoprite is part of the problem.
The way these guys give u polythene bags eh
Sometimes i have to complain that cant everything fit into one bag?
Even in Uk u pay for it
So its better u use the ones u have already

This is a very good one. I have been expecting stuff like this for long. Pure water sack littering our streets making the whole country look like a dump site.

bettercreature:
Nonsense! The same thing developed world are finding it difficult to ban
You can’t ban polythene bag it’s too useful though the disadvantages is too much but it’s simply impossible to Ban
Useless black men, they won’t copy development from another country except strange rules

Your brain needs rewiring.

This is very commendable. Lagos should have done this long ago.
The floodings we are seeing are results of blocked drainage from this plastic materials

besti10:
Taraba State Governor, Darius Ishaku, on Monday, prohibited the utilization of polythene and plastic sacks in the state.

NAN reports that he made the declaration and the presentation of 'paper packs' while propelling the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, WASH, arrangement in the state.

The senator additionally pronounced a 'Highly sensitive situation' on the water, sanitation and cleanliness segment, saying he would before long send an official bill to the state House of Assembly to sanction the boycott.

He praised the advancement accomplices, USAID and Japan International Cooperation Agency, JAICA, for their intercession in boosting water supply in the state.

He charged the state water supply office to guarantee steady support of water channels for better administration conveyance.

"On account of the enthusiasm my organization had on water supply, we have set out on an N7 billion Jalingo Primary Water venture to supplement the African Development Bank, AfDB, water venture in Jalingo to provide food for the developing populace of the city.

"We are likewise attempting endeavors to improve water supply over the state, and our endeavors are yielding outcomes," he said.

Prior, Emmanuel Gowon, the Commissioner for Water Resources, recognized the representative for the endeavors in improving the water supply in the state.

Mr. Gowon communicated the status of the service in conveying on the command of water supply to the state.

read more: https://gistok.ng/gov-ishaku-bans-polythene-bags-in-taraba/

bettercreature:
Your parent are useless fools including your unborn generation because I wasn’t talking to you dog

BITTERcreature

bettercreature:
Your parent are useless fools including your unborn generation because I wasn’t talking to you dog

BITTERcreature

I wonder how many trees will suffer for the sake of paper bags when we don't recycle our paper

I am surprised that this is coming from a largely agrarian state.The white sacks they use to package some agricultural products is made with strong polyethylene.He shouldn't have banned it outrightly,POLYETHYLENE(RUBBER) has their own usefulness, especially when used to package liquid materials, and for it's toughness and durability.So, sachet/can water will be affected also.
Paper bags are good for packaging light/ dry materials Even if the paper bags are glossy it cannot stand water/liquid materials for long.

Oma307 post:


which sense, we are far behind
my bro according to the world, the third world countries are still in the stone age.




Talking abt stone age, how do we get out of stone age if we don't start implementing programs like this?
Look around, you will see the havoc caused by polyethylene bags in our ecosystem.

I support the ban 100%

I also suggest establishment of recycling ♻ plant for pure water sachet, plastic cans and paper bag.
It will create employment and make the environment safer

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a lot of people are gonna lose their jobs and business.

Is that what the states's major problem at hand? A man that can't being development to his how town (local government) is there bribing strange thing to his people.
#Stopthepoliticalkillings
#Stop ethnic violence
#Stop kidnapping
#Liveandletlive
#kanasamba
God bless Taraba
God bless Nigeria

Yes the government should ban sachet water littering the country and force ♻ recycling rules on them including plastic bottles of water

AkataYeriYeri:

even if a pdp person poos and ask you to swallow it, you will gladly do

What on earth is political about this post now you political bigot? Mr too know I'm politically neutral. Anyway I'm not surprised because. ...

strangest:
Kenya banned it in the whole country... Its a good move... Let's use paper bag

Where do we get paper from? So you will support cutting down more trees to produce paper for paper bags right? With all the deforestation and desertification that comes with it?

Oma307:

which sense, we are far behind
my bro according to the world, the third world countries are still in the stone age

So we shouldn't take a step forward or commend these very very little changes?

Does his action make sense or not? That's the most important thing.

cronsberg:
Where do we get paper from? So you will support cutting down more trees to produce paper for paper bags right? With all the deforestation and desertification that comes with it?

Ever heard of Recycling? It's way efficient. Do you know how many tons of paper gets wasted per day? Go to universities, and see immense waste of papers. What if these papers are put to good use? As for deforestation, policies can be enacted to make sure enough trees are planted for everyone cut. And it's not every tree that's used for paper making.

Or, going by your tone, should we stick to polythene and plastic? And continue to pollute the environment?

I think many people didnt realize the devil in the detail of this plastic bag banning charade, so let me spell it out. Plastic bags will continue to be used in that state as always nothing will change, but the catch here is the 7 billion naira whatever fund the governor approved in support of clean itiniatives and whatnot. That money will just vanish into thing air most likely into the governor's account. Mind you this is a governor that has already spent four years without building a single note worthy road or anything else for that matter. Out of 16 local governments in that state, only 4 are connected to the national grid, meaning the remaining ones are in utter darkness ones night falls. The state university is also on strike, about ten local governments are not paid two months salary now, but here is the governor approving 7billion naira for clean environment and banning plastic bags and he is a PDP governor o. Can theifs be more brazen than this?

bettercreature:
Nonsense! The same thing developed world are finding it difficult to ban
You can’t ban polythene bag it’s too useful though the disadvantages is too much but it’s simply impossible to Ban
Useless black men, they won’t copy development from another country except strange rules

pls why are u this retarding?? what do u want government to do for u per say?? soo bcus some developed contry could nt manage it means we cant?? u re too myopic for my liking joo, cant employ someone like u who doesnt embrace positiveness but do find negativity in everything. abeegi

nice development.

You may insult him as much as you want, but the future generations would thank him for this.

No future generation, I repeat no future generation would thank him. Under his watch a lot of atrocities have been happening to the state and his how town.

What has he done on ?https://www.nairaland.com/5165859/kidnappers-caught-dead-bodies-takum

quote author=ThePreachersSon post=78582075]You may insult him as much as you want, but the future generations would thank him for this. [/quote]

Ekinematics:
This is a very good one. I have been expecting stuff like this for long. Pure water sack littering our streets making the whole country look like a dump site.

Plastics in the food and drink industry shouldalso be banned