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Nigeria Has a Lead Elimination Policy. Communities Need to See It Working

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By Habibat Lawal and Precious Ajayi | July 29, 2026

Nigeria Has a Lead Elimination Policy. Communities Need to See It Working

Lead poisoning from consumer products has gained renewed attention in Nigeria, following the launch of the National Policy and Action Plan on Lead Poisoning Elimination in 2025. People can be exposed to lead by inhaling contaminated air or dust, or ingesting contaminated soil, food or water. Informal battery recycling, e-waste dismantling, metal recovery and unsafe […]

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