Silent Poison: How Grinding Machines Are Dosing Millions With Dangerous Metals
ABUJA – For most Nigerian households, the journey to the grinding machine is as routine as buying salt or kerosene. From Lagos to Kano, from Benue to Borno, families take their pepper, beans, maize, melon, guinea corn, or groundnuts to neighbourhood mills — small, noisy sheds packed with churning discs, vibrating motors, and a steady line of customers..Full content / Read original.