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‎What was once an investment zone in Abuja has now become a toxic trap for residents and investors.
‎The Idu refuse dump site — located under the Gousa District — now threatens nearby estates like Broadview, Navy Estate, Police Service Commission Estate and so many other surrounding estates with toxic air, groundwater pollution, and collapsing property values.
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‎Every day, open waste burning releases PM2.5, carbon monoxide, and dioxins — deadly pollutants that cause asthma, cancer, and other respiratory diseases. Thousands of commuters at Idu Railway Station breathe in this poison daily.
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‎If you’ve bought or built property within this zone, your investment is already losing value — not because of bad market conditions, but because of environmental pollution.
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