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Delta Commissioner For Environment, Jamani Visits Solid Chemical Recycling Limited Asaba
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The Honorable Commissioner for Environment Delta State, Mr. Jamani Tommy Ejiro, on Thursday, paid an inspection visit to a facility at the Azagba axis around Asaba, the Delta State Capital for an on the spot assessment to see what the company is doing in the area.
SOLID CHEMICAL RECYCLING LIMITED
The above company is into recycling of plastic pets for different kinds of production such as wool, cups, shirts etc.
It is worthy of note that the company, “Solid Chemical Recycling Limited” also deals on production of strip belts used in sealing of packed frozen food among other economic benefits to human and the society at large.
Investigation reveals that the company has created job opportunities for individuals and have currently employed more than Eighty Staffs thereby reducing unemployment.
Solid Chemical Recycling Limited Asaba majorly based on crushing of the pets and they run a cold wash.
The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Environment, Dr. Mrs. Minnin Oseji was also in the Commissioner’s entourage during the inspection.
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It should be recalled that during one of the Commissioner’s briefings, he said that Delta State is open and safe for investors to come in and invest, noting that Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s M.O.R.E Agenda is geared towards Human- capital Development.
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