The Ogun State Government has reiterated the importance of planting trees in the society, saying that, aside of its contribution to socio-economic development, it also for human survival as the climate change time to time. Commissioner for Forestry, Chief Kolawole Lawal, who made the disclosed after planting some tree seedlings as part of the […]
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Sierra Leone has taken a number of critical steps to commence the implementation of the Solar Park Freetown Project, its promoters have announced. Stakeholders during the official kick-off and ground breaking of the project in Freetown, Sierra Leone These steps, according to the Sierra Leonean Government and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), include the ratification
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I attended the two day Yale Africa-China Conference at the Lagos Business School, on the theme, Africa-China Relations: Balance, Growth and Sustainable Future from March 16 – 17, 2016. The conference brought together established and rising thought leaders on Africa-China relations, including scholars, experts, entrepreneurs, policy makers, activists and opinion leaders. Rather than reiterating well-known problems,
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Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on Tuesday pledged Nigeria’s supports to the Paris agreement on Climate Change reached at the end of COP21 meeting held in France last December. According to him, Nigeria will join in the signing of the global pact in due course. He spoke at the Presidential Villa during a courtesy visit by the French
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Ishaya Bako, the director of Fuelling Poverty, the documentary that highlights the rot in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry jars us again with Silent Tears, a largely unknown story on the vicious activities of the Abuja Protection Board (APB); a task force mandated with curbing nuisance in the FCT. Iveren Cheeky, Event Manager; Maureen Onyemachi, Student; Dorothy
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The First Bank Sustainability Centre of The Lagos Business School organised a Breakfast Meeting for Sustainability and CSR professionals in Nigeria on Thursday, 25th of February 2016. Dr Uwem Ite, a seasoned CSR/Sustainability practitioner who is currently the External Relations Adviser at The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria was the guest speaker who took us
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Sustainable Fashion also known as eco fashion or ethical fashion can be regarded as fashion that has less impact on humans and the environment from its entire value chain to final disposal. Sounds straight to the point right? But if you knew a thing or two about Sustainable fashion before now, you would see that
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If you don’t know what the 17 Global Goals are then you are wrong. But you could check my post here to get in Formation 1. Two of my favourite people: Francis Anyaegbu and Esther Agbarakwe were involved in the planning and development of the 17 Global Goals I asked them and their responses are below:
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The Global Goals aka Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are the 17 goals aimed at ending poverty, protecting the planet and ensuring prosperity for all. These goals will provide the blueprint for the world’s development over the next 15 years. They have replaced the popular Millennium Development Goals – MDGs On the 23rd of September 2015,
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