Experts don warn Nigerians to no dey use firewood for cooking again, as e dey pose serious health risks. Dis warning come after some people begin consider going back to traditional methods of cooking due to economic challenges and rising costs of cooking gas.
According to dem, using firewood for cooking dey release harmful pollutants into de air, which can cause respiratory problems and other health issues. Dem also talk about how firewood smoke contain particulate matter, carbon monoxide, and other toxic substances that can harm both de cook and de people around dem.
De experts advise Nigerians to explore safer and more sustainable alternatives for cooking, such as electric stoves or solar cookers, which dey say are better for both health and de environment. Dem also call on de government to provide more support and subsidies for cooking gas to make am more affordable for de general public.
Dis warning dey come at a time when many Nigerians dey struggle with de high cost of living and de need for affordable cooking solutions. However, de health implications of using firewood for cooking are too serious to ignore, and experts hope dat people will take dis advice seriously.
