Waste Management Conference Ends in Lagos

In order to proffer lasting solution to issues surrounding waste generation and management in Nigeria, a National Waste Management Conference was recently held in Lagos.

Nigeria’s foremost Eco-Friendly E-Waste Recycling outfit, E-Terra Technologies Limited was fully represented at the Conference organized by Intermarc Consulting, where Mr. Ifeanyi Ochonogor, CEO E-Terra Technologies spoke on “Attending to Electronic waste: Evacuation, Elimination & Resource.”

With a population of over 170million, Nigeria, no doubt is a leading waste generation country in Africa which waste could be harnessed to generate additional wealth for the nation.

 

Meanwhile, indiscriminate waste disposal is another issue the nation must tackle and one way to achieve this is recycling which helps preserve the environment from danger.

(3rd from Right) Mr. Ifeanyi Ochonogor, CEO, E-Terra Technologies, Nigeria’s Foremost Eco-Friendly E-Waste Recycling and Data Destruction Company with Officials of the Federal Ministry of Environment on Facility Tour of E-Terra Technologies Material Recovery Facility (MRF) at Abule Ado, Lagos-Badagry Expressway, Lagos.

Waste recycling is however a lasting solution to waste management problem being faced especially in urban areas.

Ifeanyi Ochonogor, an entrepreneur in Nigeria with an eco-friendly electronic waste recycling solution, through his company, E-Terra, is trying to save communities, workers and the environment from the many hazards of e-waste.

E-Terra Technologies, a pioneering company into the Eco-friendly management of electronic waste and Data Destruction in alignment with a global vision of a greener planet, is strategically positioned as the Nation’s e-waste solution provider.

Other E-Terra services are
*E-waste collection and Eco-friendly disposal.
*Refurbishing
*Data Erasure, Degaussing and Data destruction service
*I.T. Asset decommissioning
*CRT (Cathode Ray Tubes) Treatment.

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