Malignant Health Challenges Associated with Trace Elements in E-Waste

<p>The rate at which electronic waste (e-waste) is handled in sub-Saharan Africa is alarming and it is<br>worrisome in Nigeria because there is no legislation restricting the movement on the types of<br>electronics that importers brings to the shore of this country and the resultant effects of the e-waste<br>cannot be over emphasized; A closer look at computer village, Alaba international market in lagos,<br>Computer village in Abuja, Computer and Phone section at International market in Onitsha and Nnewi<br>one would understand increase in e-waste. </p>