Not less than 4,000 environmental violators have been arrested by the Oyo State Environmental Task Force, according to the data provided by its Chairman, DCP Ojomo Francis. During the trial of the few offenders in Ibadan on Wednesday, DCP Ojomo said that some of the defendants were ordered to perform community service while others were required to pay fines. DCP Ojomo disclosed that approximately N30 million had been paid into the Oyo State Government's coffers by various offenders during the time under review. Ojomo, who also serves as the Waste Enforcement Officer, asked people to abide by state environmental regulations. He added that Item 11 of the UN places a high priority on sanitation and a sustainable environment and that doing this will maintain the society's health and sense of neighborliness. As the TASKFORCE is keeping an eye on everyone, he urged Nigerians, especially those in Oyo State, to pay attention to cleaning their surroundings. The Director of Civil Prot