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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.
The Nigerian Institute for Oceanography and Marine Research (NIOMR) has warned that urbanisation and shrinking green spaces are worsening heat in Lagos.
By Naomi Sharang The Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) has called for an increase in derivation allocation to oil-producing states from 13 per…
By Abigael Joshua The Federal Government says it is intensifying efforts to eliminate lead exposure and phase out lead-based paints in Nigeria by 2030.…
By Eniola Elewude The Society for Water and Sanitation (NEWSAN) has urged political parties and candidates to prioritise Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in…
The drop in pepper prices has brought some relief to traders and buyers in Lagos markets, but the high cost of tomatoes continues to weigh on traders’ sales and consumers’ purchasing power.
By Abigael Joshua Nigeria requires approximately 337 billion dollars to implement its climate action commitments between 2026 and 2035, including mitigation and adaptation, necessitating…
By Martin Gomos/Sani Idris Abdulrahman The Nigerian Society of Economic Geologists (NSEG) has said that Nigeria’s ambition should extend beyond exporting unprocessed minerals. President…
By Abigael Joshua The Minister of Environment, Malam Balarabe Lawal, has urged Nigerians to adopt water-saving and climate-smart, handwashing methods. Lawal made the call…
The Lagos Water Corporation (LWC) says its water network serves 34,424 registered households, representing an estimated 1.03 per cent of the state’s 20 million residents.
