The SustyParty Lagos was held at African Artists’ Foundation on the 8th of December 2018. The SustyParty was organised by in conjunction with their Street Dreams Project. With the support and contribution from sponsors, we were able to successfully transport and accommodate the beneficiaries of the project. This support gave the photographers: Tonye Dan-Asisah, Florence JohnBull, […]
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One thing about Susty events is that we would always have a good time while creating beautiful memories. If you’ve attended any Susty event I’m sure you can testify to it, If you haven’t it’s not too late to add it to your bucket list. Susty parties are an avenue to bring people together to discuss
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On April 21st, 2023, we hosted our Virtual Awards Night via Zoom, and our communities showed up in a touch of green. The night was filled with vibes, laughter, and celebration
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The hangout scheduled for 4pm at Citadel and Towers Garden, Airport Road, Abuja began some minutes past 4pm with both new and old Sustyvibers socializing and networking through playing games and feasting championed by Mimi Ituah and Oscar Echesirim, while others joined in. The hangout commenced in earnest at 4:45pm with our very own Diwan
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Yas!!! It’s three years of SustyVibes. You wonder how an organization so young has done so much? All thanks to our dedicated volunteers who over the years continue to spend themselves towards making sustainability actionable across Africa. So you can feel the euphoria of our #SustyTriversary and have a glimpse into our history, the Susty
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The year was 2016, early April or March ending (can’t pinpoint). I sha remember following Jenny (Jennifer Uchendu) on Twitter, seeing her updates on issues relating to Sustainability, on a new cool organization she called Sustyvibes and publicity for the First Susty Party. I signed up to attend simply because I just thought it would
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Today, our journey into the world of sustainability advocacy in Nigeria turns one, we have made some really good impacts that even we are in awe of how much we have achieved in one year!!! What started as on online blog to discuss sustainability in Africa quickly grew to a social enterprise that creates a
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Spoken Word Artiste and SustyViber, Valentine Onyeka Ogunaka AKA ‘Brainbox’ today visited Harold Curtis Academy, Kubwa-Abuja as part of his Career Talks and Education for SDGs mini tour – Yes, you heard right? Brainbox is taking his love for sustainability and spoken word to the world! It’s amazing the things young people can do with
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Twenty one-year-old Tracy Kimathi is a student of Environmental Science and founder of Tree_Sea.Mals, a web-based organization for environmental awareness from Kenya. In line with the global theme of promoting young voices leading the way on sustainability advocacy, we caught up with Tracy and are please to have her as this week’s Susty Person. You
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Austin Godson Nwaeze was born 26th August 1982. He attended State School 1, Churchill Road, Baptist High School, Moore House, and briefly as a part time student of University of Port Harcourt where he studied Management Science. In his quest to encourage, revive and sustain reading habit among the children of the less privilege
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