Introduction: The E-Waste Dilemma
Old phones, broken TVs, and outdated laptops – what do you do with them? Tossing electronic waste (e-waste) into the trash isn’t just harmful to the environment; it’s also a missed opportunity for recycling valuable materials. Let’s explore how to properly dispose of e-waste in Nigeria.
Why Is E-Waste a Big Problem?
- Hazardous Materials: Electronics contain toxic substances like lead and mercury that can leach into soil and water.
- Growing Pile-Up: With rapid tech adoption, Nigeria generates over 1 million tons of e-waste annually.
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How to Dispose of E-Waste in Nigeria
1. Sell or Donate Old Devices
- If your gadgets still work, sell them online or donate them to schools or non-profits.
2. Use Designated E-Waste Recycling Centers
- Examples in Abuja:
3. Trade-In Programs
- Some electronics brands offer trade-ins for discounts on new products.
Benefits of Recycling E-Waste
- Environmental Protection: Prevents toxic materials from polluting ecosystems.
- Resource Conservation: Metals like gold and copper can be recovered and reused.
- Economic Opportunities: Supports Nigeria’s growing recycling industry.
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