We will screen popular Susty Movie – Nowhere To Run in Lagos on the 10th of March, 2017!!! “Nowhere to Run – Nigeria’s Climate and Environmental crisis” tells the story of environmental threats and unique challenges to security in Nigeria from the perspective of affected communities. This 52-minutes documentary shows in very clear terms that climate […]
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“Sustainability is living our lives in a way that allows the future generations to successfully live theirs. Mad Max: Fury Road (Hereafter: MMFR) shows an undeniable truth; the reality of a world that has refused to heed calls for more eco-friendly alternatives to fossil fuels. Not only does our continued energy habit pollute the earth,
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When we featured Adesoji Adeyemi-Adejolu as our #SustyPersonOftheWeek, we told you about a susty movie his organisation, The Valuable Waste Initiative was working on, today, we are excited to announce that the movie is about to be released and a line-up of activities have been arranged for the grand launch (details soon). The organisation has four
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Child not bride re-tells the age old saga of the marital union of a girl barely in her teens and a man just one inch closer to six feet under. The movie takes its time in a straightforward approach, opening up with a scene that gives us a glimpse of the family’s financial situation and
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This is one movie I am totally anticipating! Directed by Ted Fellow Shalini Kantanyya, this movie/documentary is about bringing a clean energy future to the present. Shalini calls climate change a “nameless, faceless enemy.” and this movie shows how tea partiers helped bring a new way in. According their website, the movie is about an unemployed
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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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Celebrities at COP: Climate Change or Celebrity Clout? The Nigerian Perspective It’s no secret that when celebrities speak, people listen. From blockbuster movies to hit songs and viral social media posts, celebrities hold the power to influence millions. But as the world gears up for COP29, the question on many lips is this: Should celebrities
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Jonathan Olakunle, the Nigerian Spider-Man, transforms community service into superheroic action, inspiring Osogbo’s residents to combat litter and environmental degradation with creativity and dedication.
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Last Friday we were excited to bring together a budding community of creatives who care about the planet in partnership with Creatives for Climate. Since August, through their City Lead Program they have brought together 500 people in Europe and Asia-Pacific and this was the event in Africa where over 20 creatives met in Lagos,
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