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EAC Plastic and Aluminum Waste Diesel, Kerosene and Alum

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An Ibadan-based firm, Education Advancement Centre (EAC) showcases a set of chemical products – diesel, kerosene and alum made from plastics and cans wastes

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Posted on September 15, 2016May 1, 2018Author PositiveNaijaCategories Energy & Power

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