Damilola Makindipe is currently the solar programme lead at the Lagos State Electricity Board, prior to this role, she worked with the Lagos state Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources as an electrical engineer. Damilola is also the first crowned Sisi Oge of Lagos and founder of the Pink Dove Charitable Initiative where she helps to create […]
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Chioma Angela Ukonu (Mrs.) is the Co-Founder/Chief Operating Officer at RecyclePoints Limited;a Social Entrepreneur with focus on environmental sustainability, women empowerment, youth employment and community engagement. She is a member of African Youth Initiative on Climate Change, a Youwin award winner, EDC/British Council CEP alumna, Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Program (TEEP) alumna, SMEDAN certifiedand a beneficiary
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Desmond Majekodunmi is a renowned Nigerian environmentalist, the chairman of Lagos State Urban Forest and Animal Shelter Initiative (LUFASI), the promoter of the expansive LUFASI Park along the Lagos-Epe Expressway. He is a certified experimental extension farmer for IITA Ibadan, he owns and operates Majekodunmi Agricultural projects (MAP) which is the only agro forestry based
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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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The Eunice Amoka-Bankole Street Dreams Project About The Eunice Amoka-Bankole Street Dreams Project Street Dreams leverages the power of art and storytelling to empower young women to lead profitable environmental projects within their communities. The project adopts an eco-feminist theory of change, firmly believing that women’s empowerment and environmental protection are interconnected. All initiatives under
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We Started As a Blog Now We are Here… We have come a long way!!! We love this earth and looking back, we are proud of our progress in championing various environmental sustainability projects through out Nigeria over the past 7 years. Over the past seven years, we have taken sustainability to the street,schools, and
It’s officially four days to the 2016 World Merit Day and we have something in mind to celebrate this day. With over 100,000 young citizens taking positive action at grass root level, the World Merit team are truly a global support network and an exciting opportunity to gain new friends. Members of the World Merit aim to
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The Conference of Parties (COP), aka the United Nations Climate Change Conference, is a critical platform for global climate discussions, they play an important role in uniting parties to address climate change. Investing in the planet’s future means empowering and involving young people like Tolulope Gbenro. Tolulope is one of over 70000 delegates at COP28
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SustyVibers Hall of Fame Our journey has been shaped by incredible individuals – people full of passion, energy, and skills who have played a vital role in our success so far. Meet our SustyVibes Hall of Famers below! Adebowale Adewole Role Team Lead, Susty on the Streets Year: 2019 Chikodi Uzoamaka Role Abuja Community Manager,
“Fuel subsidy is gone” These 4 words from the new president of the country has been the talk of town since the inauguration of the new president, President Bola Tinubu. The recent announcement of the removal of fuel subsidies by the new president of Nigeria has sparked debates and discussions throughout the country. This decision
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