On daily basis, Nigerians consume lots of water and soft drinks in PET plastic bottles which are thrown away to litter our environment. Plastic wastes are increasing day by day and our environment is not spared from pollution. These plastic wastes being thrown away are not really waste as we termed them but can be effectively recycled into useful various industrial materials. Hence, with adequate knowledge and recent technology, these non-degradable materials can be recycled into high strength bricks or interlocking stones that possess thermal and sound insulation properties and reduce the overall cost of construction.

In the forth coming training, we will be discussing recycling processes and conversion stages. The acceptable outcome of recycled wastes such flakes, pellets, etc. A detailed process of converting waste plastics to interlocking stones and blocks will be unveiled including machine sourcing and sources of raw materials.

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vincowealth:
Am interested

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wonders:


You can reserved your seat ASAP

How much have you made from recycling?

Post pics of your machines and evidence of the location of your plant.

MarianaTrench:


How much have you made from recycling?

Post pics of your machines and evidence of the location of your plant.

Kindly check BusinessDay Newspaper last Monday. For avoidance of doubt, follow this link below

https://businessday.ng/enterpreneur/article/nigeria-can-produce-more-millionaires-through-recycling-nwobodo/

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jamace:
OP will there be PRACTICAL EXERCISES? Theory don tire us o. So many Profs in Nigeria yet nothing tangible to show because of too much dependence on theory.

I made one interlocking stone at the venue last time. To answer your question, YES. I have been in this since 2014.

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wonders:


I made one interlocking stone at the venue last time. To answer your question, YES. I have been in this since 2014.

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Ok. But I and most people will prefer a practical in an industry.

jamace:
Ok. But I and most people will prefer a practical in an industry.

What will you call that one? A training or adoption?

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wonders:


What will you call that one? A training or adoption?

Training, of course. Theory is of no use to us.

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