Jobaye Converts Sallah Waste To Gas

Redundant Digester due to insufficient waste.

We have this digester which has been non functional until recently when sallah-luck finally smiled upon us. Due to insufficient waste, the digester had been so hungry, hence it couldn't produce gas... But thanks to our Alhaji neighbor who threw a lavish sallah party, we were able to rescue some of his food remnants from being wasted.

Biogas Packaged in Tire Tubes

One of the major headaches of any flammable Gas especially our conventional cooking gas at home is Storage. Because of its explosive nature, the gas needs to be bottled in Cylinders for safety reasons.... Biogas is an exception, it is non-explosive hence it can be stored practically anywhere from bags to plastic containers, compressed bottles etc.

Waste From Abattoir Set To Provide Cooking Gas And Electricity

We finally completed the evacuation of waste from the abattoir yesterday morning.. Although transporting the 'trash' was really hectic but we take solace in the treasure we are going to derive from it... Our next mission was to feed our very massive digester (150,000L) which started immediately the waste came on board.

Tonnes Of Dung at the site

Ongoing Evacuation Of Waste From Lagos Abattoir

We received an SOS call from an abattoir in Lagos to come and save their environment from further pollution and degradation. The meat vendors obviously don't like the conditions they are in as some of them complained about the awful smell and how the 'rubbish' from their cows is bastardizing their environment.

JOBAYE BIOGAS WORKSHOP IS HERE AGAIN..... ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW!!

Jobaye Environmentals is presenting the second edition of its Intensive Biogas Workshop series. The maiden edition which saw participants travel the length and breadth of the south west Region of Nigeria was a huge success but long way from being perfect. We have gathered and collated our feedback forms on areas we need to improve upon.

Exclusive Photos: Jobaye's First Biogas Workshop Held in August

Welcome To Jobaye Biogas Workshop

In anticipation of our next workshop, we will like to bring you exclusive Pictures of the previous one which took place atYaba Industrial Estate. The workshop was really interactive and informative, according to most of the trainees, it was worth every kobo.

Jobaye is officially saying thankyou to all the people that participated especially those that made long trips from Ilesha and Ekiti state.

Completion Of 2000L Biogas Digester

 Earlier in the day we went to the Odo-Eran Abattoir in Bariga to purchase about 300kg of Cow Dung. The Meat sellers have added the shit business to their revenue stream, when we asked why they charge so high for ordinary 'igbe maalu', their oga kept saying its their company policy and they need to pay their staffs.lol

Welcome To Odo-Eran Abbatoir