Ghana Considers Naming Plastics Law After Late Murtala Mohammed

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in Ghana has proposed naming the country's plastics law after the late Murtala Mohammed, while the Ministry of Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation (MESTI) also made a donation to a mosque in his memory.

7 Aug, 10:56 — 7 Aug, 10:56

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EPA proposes naming Ghana’s plastics law after late Murtala Mohammed

The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has called on President John Mahama and Parliament to name Ghana's proposed plastics legislation after the late Minister for Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation, Dr Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed, in recognition of his commitment to tackling plastic pollution.

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Ghana Considers Naming Plastics Law After Late Murtala Mohammed

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EPA proposes naming Ghana’s plastics law after late Murtala Mohammed

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