Lagos tasks stakeholders on proper handling of hazardous chemicals

The Lagos State government through its Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA) has urged stakeholders in the production and manufacturing sector to ensure proper handling and management of hazardous chemicals.

Victor Gbonegun

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