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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A U.S. Steel plant in Portage, Indiana has spilled wastewater containing a potentially cancer-causing chemical into Burns Waterway, a tributary about 100 yards from Lake Michigan. The leak prompted the closure of four beaches and a riverwalk at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, and Indiana American Water in Ogden Dunes—the nearest municipal water source—to shut
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On March 9th, 2017, the UN Foundation’s Nothing But Nets campaign released its first virtual reality film, titled “Under the Net.” The film, named Best VR Documentary by the Cinequest Film and VR Festival, is available for download on the Discovery VR app and viewing on Samsung Gear VR headsets and Google Cardboard. The film
Alex, an astute Activational Speaker, Environmental Activist and passionate Nation Builder is the Managing Director of Passion House and also the Executive Director of African Clean-up Initiative; a not-for-profit organisation poised towards raising Environmentally Responsible Citizens. Alex passion for Environmental Sustainability and Nation Building led him to initiate the Clean-up Nigeria Project that has successfully
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We hosted our Susty Party in Abuja on the 10th of December, 2016 and we still have not gotten over how awesome the day went. Spoken word poetry and movies were the themes for this party and with the help of the Abuja Literary Society, National Geographic and The Valuable Waste Initiative, we got some
We are so excited to announce that the popular Susty Movie – No Where To Run which began series of premieres and screenings last year will be showing in Lagos on the 22nd of November, 2016 and we want you to attend!! “Nowhere to Run” tells the story of environmental threats and unique challenges to security
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Music is one of the greatest creations of man. The power of music in the heart of a humanbeing is uplifting. With music, there should be a revival of hope, joy of existence, happiness and peace of mind. Sadly, these days our ears are mostly bombarded with a cacophony of songs glorifying the debasement of
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Esther Chukwukere is a graduate of the university of Lagos, Akoka, where she had bothher first and second degrees in Industrial Chemistry and Environmental Management respectively. She is the founder of SheRecycles, a social enterprise with a dual mission to empower and encourage environmental stewardship in Nigeria. As a social enterprise, SheRecycles has a triple
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When our founder, Jennifer Uchendu and Kenechukwu Edeche, co-founder of Nurlux (pictured above) began discussions on the possibilities of having a sustainability-themed party/games night on social media, a lot of people thought they were joking. Well, on the 2nd of July, 2016, over 60 young people gathered in a nature-themed location in Lagos State to discuss sustainability, play
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Adesoji Adeyemi-Adejolu is a filmmaker and an environmentalist, with a keen interest in creating awareness about social and environmental issues. As a Filmmaker, he uses documentary film making as a tool and medium of communication to the nation concerning social and economic issues as many Nigerians are oblivious of these essential information. A nature lover and is
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