The Association of Waste Managers of Nigeria (AWAMN) has called for technology, stronger regulation and citizen participation to transform Nigeria’s waste management sector.
West Africa has emerged major frontier for the production and movement of methamphetamine, commonly known as crystal meth, amid growing concerns over its impact on security and public health.
Waste pickers in Lagos have called for stronger implementation of recycling policies to improve livelihoods and create cleaner communities as Nigeria marks its 66th Independence anniversary.
By Adesewa George More than 480,000 Nigerians in 1,283 communities gained improved sanitation access through a 24-month Sanitation and Hygiene Fund-supported intervention implemented by…
Gaobeidian, China - On September 19, the 2026 Gaobeidian International Green Smart Healthy Buildings Expo, hosted by the People's Government of Baoding, Hebei Province…
By Tosin Kolade The Niger Basin Authority (NBA) has called for stronger regional cooperation and strategic investments to promote peace, stability and shared prosperity…
By Tosin Kolade The Federal Government has called for integrated management of Nigeria’s rivers, forests, wetlands and watersheds to safeguard water resources, public health…
Some Lagos residents say irregular waste collection is frustrating efforts to maintain clean surroundings, in spite of their participation in environmental sanitation exercises.
The Lagos State Government has urged residents to make environmental sanitation a daily responsibility rather than wait for government-led exercises.
Orodata Science, a data and civic technology organisation, has called for stronger safeguards for passengers and drivers in Nigeria’s e-hailing sector.
