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Top 10 dirtiest states in Nigeria 2024

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Dirtiest states in Nigeria Maintaining a proper waste management system is good for our health as people. This is because what we inhale as humans everyday are impactful in our wellbeing.  Unfortunately, there are states in Nigeria lagging seriously in combating dirtiness. Check out the dirtiest states in Nigeria according to the data from the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) and Clean-Up Nigeria: 1. Abia  Abia leads as one of the dirtiest states in Nigeria. The state is yet to find concrete ways to solve its waste management problems. Hardly is there any local government not battling poor environmental hygiene. Aba city which is regarded as one of the most promising places to do business is not clean satisfactorily.    2. Lagos  One of the shortcomings of Lagos, the commercial hub of Nigeria is lack of proper waste disposal. Many areas of the state are still littered with dirt. Even though Lagos has agencies dedicated to environmental cleanliness, ...

You're not a good person - Anambra 1st son to Soludo's daughter, Ifeatu Adaora Soludo.

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 You're not a good person - Anambra 1st son to Soludo's daughter, Ifeatu Adaora Soludo. People d!Ed while some were kidnapped while attending your wedding (at Abuja) @adaorasoludo!  And you have never made any post in respect to that! But you are coming to tell us that you won't cook for your husband because you are Soludo's daughter. Nobody is h@ting on you ooh, you are not just a good person. - UchePOkoye (Anambra 1st son)

changing names after marriage - Actress Kemi Akindoju

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  Akindoju has raised concerns about the tradition of women changing their surnames after marriage, stressing that she believes that couple's should merge names instead. The actress  took to X on August 25, 2024, questioning why women are expected to adopt their husbands' last names and whether this tradition is fair. Akinyoju expressed her doubts, saying,  "Honestly, if we really want to follow '2 shall become 1,' the couple should merge both surnames. I still question the children automatically coming from the man’s state of origin, his surname, and the fact that the man “owns” the child. The whole thing messes with my head so much."