Boskel Company will install a cutting-edge waste management system in Awka in a game-changing step towards sustainable waste management. The manufacturing business is situated in Port Harcourt and is controlled by Dr. Kelue Chukwuogo, an Awka native.
The cutting-edge waste management system is being unveiled in Awka for the first time and seeks to completely transform how waste is processed and repurposed. Boskel Company will conduct a pilot project demonstration of the system’s functioning and effectiveness at the garbage collection site in the Awka industrial layout, right before the ring road Agu Awka.
The demonstration will highlight the system’s capacity to use waste materials to create useful oils and raw materials. This recycling and utilisation of all parts of the waste products is a significant step forward in waste management technology.
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The founder of the Boskel Company, Dr. Kelue Chukwuogo, expressed his enthusiasm for the installation of the waste management system in his city. He emphasised the value of environmentally and economically sound trash management.
“With the installation of this waste management system, we are not only addressing the issue of waste disposal but also creating new opportunities for job creation and the development of a circular economy,” said Dr Kelue Chukwuogo.
The Boskel waste management system is intended to have a good influence on the community, since it will assist prevent pollution and environmental damage caused by incorrect trash disposal. The approach will also lessen the reliance on imported raw materials, thereby promoting local companies and lessening its environmental impact.
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Government representatives, environmental specialists, and local residents are just a few of the stakeholders that have indicated interest in the rally today. They think that Awka’s pursuit of sustainable development will take a new direction with the implementation of this cutting-edge waste management technology.
Residents of Awka are hoping that the Boskel waste management system would open the door to cleaner streets, better waste management procedures, and a greener future for their beloved city as it is about to be operationalized there.
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