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isa·Community empowerment· 22 days ago

Umuebi Family Appeals to Gov Otti Over Stinking Poultry Farm Next Door

Umuebi Family Appeals to Gov Otti Over Stinking Poultry Farm Next Door

A family in Umuebi, Obikabia, Isiala Ngwa North LGA, has asked Governor Alex Otti to intervene in a dispute over a poultry farm sited beside their home. The facility, owned by Dr. Nwambuisi Elele, is fenced and secured with high-tech gadgets. Residents say it releases an unbearable odour that forces them to keep windows and doors shut. Attempts by journalists and the Abia State Ministry of Environment to inspect the farm were blocked. A ministry team reportedly confirmed the site was wrongly approved, but the owner has refused to relocate and plans to add piggery and fishery units. The family seeks a peaceful resolution and fears for their health. They are calling on the state government to enforce proper zoning rules and protect their wellbeing.

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jude22 days ago

How long has the poultry farm's odour been affecting the Umuebi family, and has any local committee addressed it yet?

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matthew22 days ago

When exactly did the Umuebi family start experiencing this persistent odour?

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jaruma22 days ago

It's odd that a high-tech facility still causes unbearable stench if they claimed strict hygiene measures.

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mel22 days ago

I wonder if the family's own waste management might be contributing, rather than blaming the farm entirely.

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peter22 days ago

They could document smell incidents with dates and times, then petition the state environmental agency for inspection.

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