The chairman of Warri South Local Government Area (LGA), Delta state, Comrade Isaac Agbateyiniro, is mulling collaboration with the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) in recycling plastic waste among other economic ventures.
Agbateyiniro gave the hint when he embarked on an on-the-spot assessment of various sections of NIWA ‘s dockyard in Warri, Tuesday.
The move was part of efforts by the Local Government to ensure growth and development as encapsulated in its MORE Grace agenda, across the council area.
“As a local government, we will collaborate with NIWA for optimal productivity,” Hon. Agbateyiniro stated.
At the Plastic Waste Recycling factory, the council boss noted that a partnership could boost economic revenue for the LGA, and also enhance efforts for a clean oil city.
Other facilities visited were the Marine Engine workshop and Sandblasting workshop.
On his part, the Area Manager of NIWA, Engr. Rufus Oladimeji Ogbonlato, emphasized the need for collaboration with the agency, noting that the facilities are in shape to drive economic growth in the area.
Oladimeji further thanked the Council boss for the visit, just as he commended his (Chairman) commitment to promoting growth and development in the LGA.
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