Part 9/13 of the Business Sustainability in Nigeria Series with Adiya Atuluku and Jennifer Uchendu While organizations are encouraged to strive to become as sustainable as possible in their business, achieving 100% sustainability may not be something that exists in our current world. It’s almost like World Peace – we aspire to it, but […]
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There have been few developments with regards to solar energy in west-Africa while other parts of the Africa region explores solar alternatives against thermal and hydro power generation. Morocco’s Ouarzazate in North Africa is expecting to launch the Africa’s largest solar infrastructure by 2020 and possibly the world’s largest solar plant generating a whopping 580
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I screamed for joy when I read the news that Solar Impulse had completed her trip around the world, I had been following the story for months and sharing progress on my social media with the hashtag #TheFutureisClean and with the highest hopes that everything will go on smooth and that this would inspire everyone
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Dr Laz Ude Eze is a public health physician, health policy advocate and youth development consultant. He studied Medicine & Surgery at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria and graduated with the Medical Student Prize. He had his graduate studies in public health and global health at the University of Kentucky where he graduated with distinctions
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Part 8/13 of the Business Sustainability in Nigeria Series with Adiya Atuluku and Jennifer Uchendu Whether it’s a small startup company or a large multi-national organisation, there is need to implement / carry out initiatives to ensure business sustainability once the decision to create a sustainability culture has been reached. For this reason, mapping out
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Against all odds and with very short notice, we put together a small but interesting gathering comprised of young professionals from various fields and students to discuss the SDGs on World Merit Day. We wanted people to wonder about what we were doing and ask questions and so we chose a popular hangout spot in
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Abosede George-Ogan is an emerging tri-sector leader with over 12 years’ experience working across the non-profit, private and public sectors as a development professional. She began a career in development over a decade ago with ActionAid International Nigeria and now leads Corporate Citizenship for Samsung Electronics West Africa. Ms. George-Ogan has a degree in Political
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Previously visited Susty Place, Lufasi Parks owned by Desmond Majekodunmi will be hosting an exciting summer camp for teens organised by the Education Entreprenurs Association, according to the organisation, “our vision is for all youths to have access to high quality summer camps to succeed in college, career and life; the opportunities of learning, meals
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Access Bank Plc has emerged overall winner of the prestigious Outstanding Business Sustainability Achievement Award 2016. The award was presented to the Bank in Karlsruhe, Germany’s most sustainable city, at an award ceremony attended by global CEOs, senior executives of winning institutions and top German government officials. The award recognises the bank’s outstanding success in
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Part 7/13 of the Business Sustainability in Nigeria Series with Adiya Atuluku and Jennifer Uchendu How do you create a culture of anything? First, you talk about it a lot, then you integrate it into your daily lifestyle and then you make it a law. Same thing with Sustainability really, a business has to first
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