Port Harcourt is grappling with an environmental hazard that has the residents fearing for their lives.

Do see below:

#blacksoot from fossil fuel fires usually contains volatile organic compounds (VOCs) which can cause long term health problems eg cancer

— Amara Nwankpa (@Nwankpa_A) February 8, 2017

It could have even been worse if our Hydrocarbon was sulphur-contaminated. We could have been inhaling H2S since. Smh https://t.co/HDhWACT11m

— Edu Montee (@edumontee) February 8, 2017

This black soot thing will show you what people in the creeks of Niger Delta pass through. We're complaining because this got to the city.

— Edu Montee (@edumontee) February 8, 2017

I have been in a Gas Plant owned by an IOC in Rivers state where they were flaring gas near the camp of people working there.

— Edu Montee (@edumontee) February 8, 2017

Like your workers are sleeping in the night and inhaling toxic gas. They perceived the odour.

— Edu Montee (@edumontee) February 8, 2017

If we have environmental laws, it's not taken seriously nor enforced. Nobody fucking cares. It's all on paper.

— Edu Montee (@edumontee) February 8, 2017

And I'm saying this as someone that has seen environmental laws implemented strictly in a desert where nobody lives.

— Edu Montee (@edumontee) February 8, 2017

Nigeria nara n'iyi.

— Edu Montee (@edumontee) February 8, 2017

#PHCityBlackDust
Dear @AminaJMohammed & @GovWike,
We need to move fast to #StoptheSoot bcos Lives are at stake cc @wef @UN @GlobalShapers pic.twitter.com/Kp3hyRdkaL

— PortHarcourt Shapers (@phglobalshapers) February 8, 2017

Osinbajo, Clean Up Port Harcourt, perhaps?