NICOLD urges private investment, innovation to strengthen dam safety
By Angela Atabo The Nigerian Committee on Large Dams (NICOLD) has called for increased private-sector investment and sustained training of young engineers to strengthen…
By Angela Atabo The Nigerian Committee on Large Dams (NICOLD) has called for increased private-sector investment and sustained training of young engineers to strengthen…
By Eniola Elewude The Amalgamated Union of Public Corporations Civil Service Technical and Recreational Services Employees (AUPCTRE) and water advocacy groups have urged political…
Stakeholders in Lagos’ waste management sector have called for the establishment of a standalone Ministry of Waste Resources to drive reforms, attract investment and strengthen environmental governance.
By Felicia Imohimi ActionAid Nigeria has urged young people to take leading roles in driving climate action, strengthening accountability and ensuring the implementation…
The Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA) has reaffirmed commitment to environmental protection and pledged tougher enforcement against activities threatening the environment and public health.
FCT residents lament impact of extreme heat on livelihoods, businesses By Amen Gajira Residents and business owners in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) say…
Residents in parts of Lagos have called for stricter enforcement of sanitation regulations and improved waste management to address indiscriminate dumping, blocked drains and inadequate disposal facilities.
By Abigael Joshua African environment ministers have strengthened cooperation through regional coalitions and harmonised strategies to address ecological challenges in the continent. Malam Balarabe…
By Tosin Kolade Dr Abba Maigida, author of People, Nature and Environment: Pathways to Sustainable Development, has urged Nigeria to make environmental sustainability a…
Residents of several Lagos communities have lamented their continued reliance on boreholes, wells and water vendors as public water supply falls short of the state’s estimated demand, in spite of government alleged investments and interventions.