Bush burning is the practice of setting fire to vegetation, either intentionally or accidentally, in Nigeria. It is  a  common  occurrence  in Africa (case study Nigeria) during the dry season when the grasses and weeds are dry and flammable. Bush burning  is mainly done  for agricultural purposes such as clearing land for cultivation, controlling pests, and enhancing soil fertility. It is also done for hunting, as some hunters here use fire to drive out animals from their hiding places. However, bush burning has many  negative  effects on the environment, health, and economy, as it causes air pollution, soil degradation, loss of biodiversity, greenhouse gas emissions, damage to infrastructure and livelihood, and increased vulnerability to climate change. In my local  community  known as ORJI and Azaraegbelu  respectively  bush burning is a threat to our Healthy living as most of the residents here are farmer...