Lagos, we are screening Before The Flood this November and the last thing you want to do is miss it. This movie features Leonardo DiCaprio on a journey as a United Nations Messenger of Peace, traveling to five continents and the Arctic to witness climate change firsthand. He goes on expeditions with scientists uncovering the reality of […]
Before The Flood Screens this Weekend in Lagos! Read More »
Do our actions really matter in ensuring the planet is sustained? Are we to blame for the floods, the poor air conditions and more? If you need clarity on these questions, then “Nowhere to run” is the movie you need to see, it is a must watch and we are bringing it to your city.
Bauchi, we are screening No where To Run in your city! Read More »
We screened Nowhere To Run at Civic Innovation Lab, a hub in Abuja aimed at harnessing innovation, and technology to provide effective solutions to pressing social and environmental issues. Many of our guests arrived early and were so eager to see the movie. Our Abuja team lead, Stacy Ewah, anchored the event, we received a
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In celebration of the 2017 International Peace Day on 21st September 2017 which coincided with the 72nd United Nations General Assembly meeting. The United Nations Association of Nigeria (UNAN), United Nations Information Centre (UNIC), Lagos and Department of International Law and Jurisprudence, University of Lagos held a symposium on the theme ‘Together for PEACE- Respect,
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What if there was a movie that could really explain a quarter of what we preach at our sustainability campaigns and events? One that is Nigerian, rich and straight to the point? The movie does exist and right now, Nowhere to run by the Shehu Musa Yaradua Foundation is that movie; telling the story of environmental
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Discovering a universal definition of literature has since its advent been elusive. No single definition of literature is agreed upon to be wholly objective and universal. For what constitutes literature changes according to the prevailing realities and dictates of a particular age. Today, the term is no longer limited to the traditional definition; which limits
Ecocriticism: The Literature of Ecology Read More »
An Indian social business has launched the country’s first solar satellite television service, bringing clean energy powered entertainment to households and businesses through a pay-as-you-go payment scheme. Simpa Networks, which began operations in 2011, is one of the thousands of social enterprises in India tapping into the renewable energy market in a country where one-fifth
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To ask me to write on Young People and the way they are responding to environmental issues (in Nigeria) is to actually put me “in my zones”, this is what we are doing right now with SustyVibes; the learning journey has been simply amazing and I will share some of the things I am personally learning.
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1. We are sensible. Really, sustainability work in Nigeria is getting global recognition and our votes can support them to win a large chunk of $250,000 to expand their recycling venture into many parts of Nigeria. It makes sense to be the hype man for this competition – have you voted? Click here to
5 reasons we are rooting for RecyclePoints to win big at the Chivas Venture Competition Read More »
Telling a story through images is an essential way to involve audiences on a global question as climate change. Movies have the power to alter minds and actions, and they are a valuable tool to encourage climate change awareness and movements among different spectators. Because at SustyVibes, we are making sustainability issues easy to understand,
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