Yearly Archives: 2018

WHO enlists “Disease X’’ among most dangerous epidemics

Along with Ebola, Zika and other well-known notorious diseases, Disease “X” was recently enlisted by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as the killer that...

National Parks Service’s new board pledges to improve service delivery

The newly inaugurated Nigeria National Parks Service board members on Monday, March 12, 2018 pledged to ensure best international service delivery at all parks...

World Wildlife Day: Enhancing Nigeria’s capacity for wildlife conservation

The plan to annually celebrate the World Wildlife Day was conceived during the 68th session of the United Nations General Assembly in December, 1983 as...

Not Too Young To Run campaign: How Buhari can make history

If there is one thing on which political thinkers all over the world agree on, it is the idea that a leader has no...

World Water Day: Ghanaian school children monitor water quality

The month of March, 2018 is here and, in less than 10 days from now, on Thursday, the 22nd the international community will be...

AWASHNET canvasses adequate funding of Lagos water sector

As part of its activities to mark the 2018 International Women’s Day (IWD), Africa Women Water Sanitation and Hygiene Network (AWASHNET), a non-governmental organisation...

Sciences academy urges Commonwealth leaders on climate action

The African Academy of Sciences (AAS) has joined science leaders from around the globe to call on the Commonwealth Heads of Government to use...

Climate change is energy sector’s biggest issue, says Shell

Royal Dutch Shell Chief Executive, Ben van Beurden, said on Wednesday, March 7, 2018 that climate change is the biggest issue facing the energy...

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Unsung heroes: One woman’s goal to clean up Nigeria’s beaches, empower women and youth

Doyinsola Ogunye founded multiple organisations in Lagos - including the Mental and Environmental Development Initiative for Children (MEDIC) and...
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Nigeria targets 2050 for self-sufficiency in palm oil

The National Palm Produce Association of Nigeria (NPPAN) says the country will be self-sufficient and meet its global market...

Use marble to produce electricity, engineer advises Oyo

An electrical engineer, Mr. Toyese Oyerinde, has advised the Oyo State Government to exploit the huge deposits of marble...

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Unsung heroes: One woman’s goal to clean up Nigeria’s beaches, empower women and youth

Doyinsola Ogunye founded multiple organisations in Lagos - including...

Nigeria targets 2050 for self-sufficiency in palm oil

The National Palm Produce Association of Nigeria (NPPAN) says...