Over 500,000 tons of used lead acid batteries are generated in Nigeria and informally recycled to be exported to markets in India and China, but loose regulation in many states, signals grave danger, writes ISAAC ANYAOGU.
The acidic air was so pungent, my lungs felt heavy and constricted, my breath
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