The Nigerian Army Ordnance Corps (NAOC) says it will partner with the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) for the disposal and recycling of disused fabrics.

The Ordnance Corps Commander, Maj.-Gen. Adeyemi Alabi said this in a statement signed and made available to newsmen in Lagos on Tuesday.

Alabi said the corps was saddled with the responsibility of material management of the Nigerian Army and would partner with LAWMA for the disposal and recycling of disused fabrics.

“This is timely as there is a need to seek more professional advice on the suitable approach of disposing and recycling disused fabrics from the NAOC Depots and Tailoring factories.

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“I am optimistic that the Nigerian Army Ordnance Corps will benefit from the expertise of LAWMA,” the commander said.

LAWMA’s Head of Corporate Engagement, Mrs. Aramide Olaniyan, said the various options for waste disposal would be brought to the fore, including electronic waste disposal and its inherent benefits.

Olaniyan also said that children of personnel could be trained on waste disposal and recycling at the LAWMA Academy, thus creating employment opportunities for them.