
Ekiti government investigates foul odour reports in Ado Ekiti
Residents of Ado Ekiti have raised concerns about an offensive odour in parts of the city. Taiwo Olatunbosun, the State Commissioner for Information, assured the public that the government is actively investigating the issue and taking steps to protect residents. The government has identified possible sources of the odour and is working with experts to resolve the situation. Authorities urge residents to stay calm and avoid spreading unverified information.
What happened
- Taiwo Olatunbosun said the government is conducting coordinated investigations, inspections, and surveillance in affected areas.
- Activities such as indiscriminate sewage disposal and poor waste management have been identified as possible contributors to the odour.
- Enforcement actions include prosecution, sealing of premises, clearing nuisances, and fumigation of affected locations.
- The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources is carrying out air and gas analysis to determine the source of the odour.
- Residents are encouraged to provide useful information to authorities and avoid actions that could cause panic.