The Lagos State government has announced that it will commission a biogas facility at the Ikosi Isheri Fruit Market in December, a project designed to convert 500 kilogrammes of fruit waste daily into clean energy. The Commissioner for Environment and Read More
FULAFIA, AHI to plant one million trees to check desertification
The Federal University of Lafia (FULAFIA) and the Abundance of Hope Initiative (AHI) have resolved to plant one million trees nationwide to check deteriorating desertification, the impact of flooding on communities during the rainy season, and to control waste from Read More
Structural engineers lament unethical practices in project execution
Structural engineers under the aegis of the Nigerian Institution of Structural Engineers (NIStructE) have decried rising unethical practices in project management, warning that such trends threaten safety and professionalism in the nation’s construction sector. The post Structural engineers lament unethical Read More
Transforming Lagos’ waste burden into $2.5 billion circular economy
With an estimated 13,000 metric tonnes of waste generated every day, Lagos appears poised for a transformative waste revolution if ongoing reforms, partnerships, and awareness campaigns succeed. The post Transforming Lagos’ waste burden into $2.5 billion circular economy appeared first Read More
HYPREP pledges to make cleanup benefits accessible to all Ogoni youth
The Project Coordination Office of the Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project (HYPREP) has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring that the benefits of the Ogoni cleanup reach all categories of Ogoni youth. The Project Coordinator, Professor Nenibarini Zabbey, made this known during Read More
GCA, KCIC empower young innovators to tackle climate crisis
Two young African innovators developing cutting-edge climate adaptation solutions have emerged as winners of the YouthADAPT Challenge 2025, receiving $60,000 and $30,000, respectively, to scale ideas that drive resilience across key sectors such as food security and infrastructure. The post Read More
Communities urge FUTO to cede 2,200 hectares of land for expansion
Host communities of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) have urged the institution’s management to obey the directive of a Federal Government inter-ministerial committee and excise 2,200.999 hectares of land to them. The post Communities urge FUTO to cede Read More
Don blames incessant building collapse on poor stakeholder communication
The Dean, School of Environmental Studies, Yaba College of Technology, Dr Adesina Aladeloba, has attributed incessant cases of building collapse in Nigeria to ineffectiveness and poor communication among stakeholders in the construction industry. The post Don blames incessant building collapse Read More
NEST, UI celebrate Okali, warn of Nigeria’s shrinking forests
Environmentalists have lamented that Nigeria’s forests remain severely threatened despite decades of advocacy and policy interventions. Speaking at a public lecture organised to celebrate Professor Emeritus David Okali’s 90th birthday The post NEST, UI celebrate Okali, warn of Nigeria’s shrinking Read More
NCF, Renaissance Africa deepen Gbaran biodiversity action plan
The Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited (formerly Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited), in partnership with the Bayelsa State Government and the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), The post NCF, Renaissance Africa deepen Gbaran biodiversity action plan appeared first on Read More