The Minister of the Environment says that Nigeria is working …

The Minister of the Environment, Balarabe Abbas Lawal, said that Nigeria was working on the passage to low zolle fuels.

The minister revealed it in Abuja during the commemoration of the third international day of clean air for the blue skies.

He said: “I am pleased to inform you that the federal ministry of the environment, in collaboration with other government ministries, departments and agencies, as well as the main parties concerned such as NNPCL, Son and DPR are working for the transition to Fuels with low will.

Lawal said: “On vehicle emissions, the administration of its excellence, the president Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, is promoting clean air by discouraging the import of old vehicles, encouraging local production and advancing the adoption of alternative fuels such as CNG and LNG.

“The government also supports the import of electric vehicles, efficient mass transport systems (railways and waterways) and gives priority to methane for its low emissions and convenience, with plans for a gradual transition to hydrogen e

electric vehicles. I am also happy to announce the approval of the government of a green hydrogen project in collaboration with Unido, also developing a framework for states to establish test centers of vehicular emissions in line with the best global practices. “

He also revealed that “the Ministry of the Environment is advanced a national policy on the management of air quality together with

The National Clean Air program with youth guidance under the #breatheeasynigeria slogan. With support from the Pediatric Association of

Nigeria, UDP and Bhustan Energy & Environmental Services, we are increasing awareness using credible data and involving young people whose fragile lungs deserve protection. “

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He said: “Today, the Department of Control of pollution and environmental health is signing a memorandum of understanding with the Council for Environmental Health of Nigeria to extend the defense of clean air to all 774 areas of the local government”.

It has observed that the international day of clean air for the blue skies aims to raise awareness of the public on the essential role of clean air in survival, productivity, economic growth and environmental sustainability.

The global goal is to obtain a 50% reduction of all forms of air pollution by 2030, asking everyone to commit themselves to aware choices that reduce air pollution, especially in their daily activities at home, such as cuisine.

He denounced that: “On a global level, air pollution is recognized as the main risk to environmental health, causing over seven million deaths every year even more than malaria and combined HIV/AIDS. Nigeria shares this burden, since atmospheric pollution is linked to stroke, cardiac, cylinder, lung cancer, pneumonia, cataracts, devastation of health.

Previously, the permanent secretary of the Ministry, Mahmud Kambari, had said that the National Clean Air program represents a coordinated picture to protect our environment, safeguard public health and align with the best global practices.

He added that: “Today we are witnessing innovative revolutionary solutions that make it easier for each Nigerian to be involved in our mission to deal with atmospheric pollution. Together, we can turn the tide on this silent killer. We work together and breathe easily.” 2. 2

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