Alaba & Olusosun Conundrum: Deadly human cost of primitive recycling by Remmy Nweke - WeekendDigits@ITREALMS

In this edition of WeekendDigits@ITREALMS, REMMY NWEKE exposes the devastating human and environmental toll of primitive e-waste recycling. From Alaba to Olusosun, discover how toxic fumes and lead poisoning threaten thousands of vulnerable, informal workers daily.

The informal e-waste trade across Nigeria may represent a highly lucrative commercial frontier for the shadowy syndicates of middlemen and scrap barons who coordinate its supply lines, but the operational methods deployed by its frontline workforce are extracting a catastrophic, often fatal human toll.

Our Missing Kirikiri Neighbour Series: ‘Do You Know Who I Am?’ Conundrum by Remmy Nweke

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Do you know who I am?:

The phrase "Do you know who I am?" is often used to assert one's importance or authority, typically in a confrontational or arrogant manner. 

This phrase is commonly employed by individuals who believe their status, position, or influence should grant them special treatment or recognition. However, this approach can escalate tensions and lead to uncomfortable situations.