Port Harcourt is suffering the effects of severe air pollution that is causing black dust to come down from the sky. Residents are crying for intervention. We hope Gov Wike is not so embroiled with the EFCChe cannot handle this.
Do see their cries below:
See ehn @TouchPH I wore flip flops all day and I'm scared of taking photos of my legs. All the black soot for our city dey my leg
— Run Away (@its_prekky) February 8, 2017
That's from this morning, left & right feet #stopthesoot @TouchPH @NigeriaInfoPH @mimieyo pic.twitter.com/55TVcf1nmm
— Tony (@ANwaobi) February 8, 2017
No jokes. The #airpollution is real. Our health and lives are in danger. Its over 3 months now. Lend your voices so we can #stopthesoot https://t.co/NqFbfBKC5Q
— Blue~Rays (@bluexaint) February 8, 2017
If it's politics @govwike and his cohort would rush t media to cry. We are crying out for help and you all turn a deaf ear. #StopTheSoot #PH
— Kamil Olawale (@KIS_OLAWALE) February 8, 2017
Allowing this problem to linger till now typifies the gross insensitivity of the government. #stopthesoot
— Erasmus Nnanna (@erasmus_n) February 8, 2017
I hear of an emerging environmental emergency in PortHarcourt City and 'main stream media' isn't even reporting it. #stopthesoot https://t.co/4eI9jFjq6t
— Olisaemeka (MNSE) (@EmiMekks) February 8, 2017
Hope this our fantastic police won't start Harassing people for wearing Nose masks in port Harcourt #StopTheSoot
— Wisdom of Socrates☦️ (@TWEETEST_BOI) February 8, 2017
#StopTheSoot campaign will be held live in Port Harcourt Issac Boro Park on 11th Feb, 2017, 8.am. Dress code: A face mask and Polo on Jeans.
— Mr. Cocopee (@chibyyke_) February 8, 2017
RVSG, please declare an emergency situation now and stop the poison in the air. Don't wait until it is too late. #stopthesoot
— Olisa (@Olisaifenu) February 8, 2017
Govt wey no send Una. @erasmus_n Allowing this problem to linger till now typifies the gross insensitivity of the government. #stopthesoot
— 'kovich (@madukovich) February 8, 2017
Dear #portharcourt people,
If the soot is this much indoors, then the amount that is in contact with road side food is unimaginable— V!nessa❤️ (@ShadesofVanessa) February 8, 2017
Take this measures… #StopTheSoot pic.twitter.com/xwOqRAJ1mt
— Nene Onyi Njoku (@nenenj) February 8, 2017
…Now.
Only God can save us
It’s quite unfortunate