“Who even sent me to come here?!” Marcus asked. Queues in a bank (Source: www.naij.com) Staying on a queue as long as the BVN queue Marcus had stayed on years ago was not part of his plans. He was not about to stand for another three hours just to make a deposit at the bank […]
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Waste management is the most pressing environmental challenge faced by urban and rural areas of Nigeria. Nigeria, with a population exceeding 170 million, is one of the largest producers of solid waste in Africa. Despite a host of policies and regulations, waste management in the country is assuming alarming proportions with each passing day. Nigeria
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A Green Building is a building that is Green! I have a friend named Tolu that gave a definition similar to this earlier. Funny thing is, I have used a similar tactic when answering questions during exams I had no clue of ?. However, never had such a response capture me nor has it made
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The Lagos State Governor Akinwunmi Ambode said on Tuesday 1st August 2017 that the Cleaner Lagos Initiative, CLI, which is a major reform of his administration to revolutionize the solid waste management sector in line with international best practices will commence in the first week of September. The governor, who spoke at a media workshop in
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Desertification, Land Degradation and Drought (DLDD) negatively affects water resources, drives deforestation, food security; and contributes to environmentally induced migrations. DLDD is, therefore, amongst the most critical sustainable development challenges. It undermines government’s efforts in poverty eradication, fighting unemployment and enhancement of economic opportunities especially in rural communities. This year’s theme: “Our Land. Our Home.
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Long skirt, short skirt, pants It’s her choice Short dress, long dress, tight dress She can wear what she wants Makeup, face paint She is beautiful regardless. Plus, oga it is not for you Legs closed, legs opened Listen to her when she says NO She smiled and said she had fun That’s not an
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If you’re free on Saturday, 5th of August, 2017 then you should join us as we head to Yaba for the #YabaStreetConference with Wecyclers. We kick off at 9am and are typically done by 11/12pm. Just like we did in Mushin, we intend to have a whole lot of fun while creating a lasting impact
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According to UN, the world population reached 7 billion on October 31, 2011, and has continued to grow steadily over the years. July 11 has been set aside as the world population day, to discuss important population issues as well as affirm the human right to plan for a family. The Malthusian theory of population
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In a renewed effort to brace up for the nation’s emission reduction target, the Federal Government has set the machinery in place for a greenhouse gas inventory.The move is part of the expectation for the Nigeria’s Third National Communication (TNC) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. The First and Second National Communication was
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After the heavy downpour in Lagos about three weeks ago, residents in Lekki, as usual, were left stranded in their houses as the only route out of the location was through the now flooded roads. The Lagos state government some few days back gave a quit notice to owners of properties blocking drainage channels. This
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