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Coca-Cola, partners clean Lagos beach, tackle plastic pollution

The Coca-Cola System in Nigeria, comprising Coca-Cola Nigeria, CHI Limited and Nigeria Bottling Company has reiterated its commitment to promoting sustainable ecosystems and ocean...

World Environment Day: NCF, FCMB combat plastic pollution

The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) teamed up with First City Monument Bank Plc (FCMB) in the provision of practical solutions to the menace caused...

Sterling One Foundation to adopt 15 new beaches for clean-up

Sterling One Foundation, a non-governmental organisation, says it is proposing to adopt about 15 more beaches for clean-up along the Lagos coastlines. Mrs Olapeju Ibekwe,...

Groups organise clean-up to sensitise Nigerians to environmental sustainability

The Foundation for a Better Environment (FABE) International is partnering Cardtonic to organise a beach clean-up to sensitise Nigerians on environmental sustainability. The Founder of...

Earth Day: Foundation cleans up Lagos beach

The Foundation for a Better Environment (FABE) on Thursday, April 22, 2021 organised a “Beach Clean-Up” exercise at Okun-Ajah, Lagos State, in commemoration of...

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Missing N6trn: SERAP sues govt over failure to publish NDDC report

Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) and four concerned Nigerians have filed a lawsuit against the government of President...
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HEDA commends mobilisation of N300bn Host Community Development Fund, demands transparency, proper utilisation in line with PIA Act 

The Human and Environmental Development Agenda (HEDA Resource Centre), an anti-corruption and environmental justice advocacy group, has commended the...

Hidden dangers: Toxic chemicals found in children’s hair clips

Toxics watchdog, BAN Toxics, has raised concerns over the presence of brain damaging chemicals in children's hair clips sold...

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Missing N6trn: SERAP sues govt over failure to publish NDDC report

Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) and four concerned...
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