Tagged the Clean Air Campaign, the ministry said the law would henceforth be taken seriously in a bid to protect and promote the citizens’ right to health, life, physical integrity and safety.
Public places where smoking is prohibited by law in Nigeria include:
1. Restaurants/bars
2. Educational facilities
3. Health care facilities
4. Playgrounds/amusement parks
5. Public parks (gardens)
6. Stadia
7. Child care facilities
8. Public transportation parks and
9. Plazas.
QUESTION:
DO YOU THINK FG SHOULD EXEMPT BARS FOR SMOKING?
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FACEBOOK COMMENTS
Ogunbekun M Imoleayo
Simply.... they want to ban smoking generally....no
some bars accept smokers...which
personally I dislike smokers but I let them do their things as far as I'm not disturbed
some bars accept smokers...which
personally I dislike smokers but I let them do their things as far as I'm not disturbed
Endy Edeson
@Imoleayo: What most people don't know is that smoking can lead to serious health issues such as "kidney failure" if it is not compatible with their bodies.
Endy Edeson
@David & Becky: Is easy to make policies but to implement is the problem in Nigeria. Even with this campaign, you will still find people smoking in public places
Mac David
We don't need such policy bro ..they should make policy on how to better the life of every Nigerian economically and financially not smoking things please.
Edwin Scott
They should make a fin if you smoke you pay 20k with that the rate of smokers will reduce in the country.