UBA Foundation Plants Trees at Lagos Schools for Environment Day
UBA Foundation marked World Environment Day by planting trees at King's College and CMS Grammar School in Lagos, launching its 2026 Tree Planting for Sustainability Initiative.
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Ochonogor Calls for Responsible Waste Management in Nigeria
E-Terra Technologies CEO Ifeanyi Ochonogor urges Nigerians to reduce pollution and promote responsible waste management for a sustainable future.
NiMet June Forecast: Heavy Rain, Flash Flood Risks for Several States
NiMet releases June weather forecast, warning of heavy rainfall and flash floods in vulnerable states. Above-normal rain expected in parts of South West, Edo, Delta, Bayelsa, and more.
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Lagos Offers ₦2.5m for Best Tree in New Environmental Campaign
Lagos State launches 'Me and My Tree' initiative, offering free seedlings and a ₦2.5m prize for the best-maintained tree to combat rising urban temperatures and heat island effect.
Women Farmers: Unsung Heroes of Agrifood Systems and Food Security
Nigeria faces acute hunger, but women farmers quietly boost food security through innovation, resilience, and agribusiness, yet face systemic barriers.
Coffee Revival to Expand Nigeria Export Portfolio: Adegoke
The Nigeria Coffee Revival Initiative will expand the country's export portfolio, create jobs, and increase foreign exchange earnings, says COCEFAAA President Adeola Adegoke.
Heirs Energies $750m Financing Named Oil & Gas Deal of Year
Heirs Energies' $750m RBL facility wins Best Oil & Gas Deal of the Year at EMEA Finance Awards, highlighting indigenous African energy firms' capacity.
Tackle Insecurity, Infrastructure Gaps for Investment
Analysts urge FG to address insecurity and infrastructure deficits to convert short-term capital inflows into long-term productive investments for sustainable growth.
Firm seeks power reforms as energy costs threaten drug production
May & Baker Nigeria Plc calls for urgent government intervention and power reforms to support local pharmaceutical manufacturing amid rising energy costs.
Foluke Areola First African President of World Aquaculture Society
Dr Foluke Areola assumes office as the first African and first African woman to lead the World Aquaculture Society, marking a historic milestone for Nigeria and Africa.
Borno Gov Urges FG to Protect Chad Basin Assets
Borno Governor Babagana Zulum calls on FG to safeguard Chad Basin Development Authority assets, warning against auctioning serviceable equipment as scrap metal.
Foundation Urges Stronger Physical Planning for Sustainable Cities
The Nathaniel Atebije Foundation calls for enhanced physical planning to build safe, resilient, and sustainable cities amid rapid urbanization and environmental challenges in Nigeria.
REDAN Urges Climate-Resilient Housing Development in Nigeria
REDAN calls for collaboration among stakeholders to address climate change impacts on housing, urging adoption of resilient strategies, green infrastructure, and ESG principles.
HDAN: Lagos N80bn Approval Fees Risk Housing Affordability
The Housing Development Advocacy Network warns that Lagos State's N80 billion revenue from building approvals could worsen housing affordability, urging reforms to balance regulation and cost.
Engineers Seek Better Patronage, Stronger Industrial Training
Nigerian engineers advocate for increased patronage in national projects and enhanced industrial training to bridge the gap between academic learning and practical experience.
Africa's Forests Under Pressure Amid Rising Demand for Natural Resources
New research by the African Forest Forum reveals that Africa's forests face increasing pressure from deforestation and climate change, but also present opportunities for green growth and sustainable development.
Nigeria recommits to global environment governance
Nigeria reaffirms commitment to global environmental governance and biodiversity conservation through the Great Green Wall Initiative, while Rivers State warns of environmental catastrophe.
Why tenement buildings are vanishing from urban Nigeria
Modern housing preferences, rising land costs, and urban renewal drive tenement buildings, once a staple in Nigerian cities, toward extinction. Owners sell or remodel as demand for privacy grows.
Nestlé Launches Coalition for Environmental Action
Nestlé Nigeria launches a multi-stakeholder coalition to drive environmental action, reduce waste leakage, and scale circular solutions in communities nationwide.
Poor Power Supply Bane of Automobile Business
Expert Ifeanyi Matthew cites poor electricity as a major challenge for automobile businesses, urging government policy support and professionalism.
Poor Power Supply Hinders Automobile Business Expert
Ifeanyi Matthew, an automobile expert, cites poor electricity as a major challenge. He urges government policies to support the sector and emphasizes professionalism.
World Oceans Day: Group Urges Nigeria to Create Marine Protected Areas
The Biodiversity Preservation Center calls on Nigeria to establish marine protected areas and strengthen ocean conservation efforts on World Oceans Day 2026.
Abuja Residents Turn to Firewood, Charcoal as Gas Price Soars
Rising cooking gas prices in Abuja force households and businesses to abandon LPG for cheaper alternatives like firewood and charcoal, increasing demand for traditional fuels.
OGWAMA Urges Ogun Residents to Stop Indiscriminate Waste Dumping
OGWAMA calls on Ogun residents to stop indiscriminate waste dumping, adopt proper disposal habits, and patronize accredited PSP operators for a cleaner environment.
Kerosene Price Jumps 22.49% in Nigeria, NBS Data Shows
The average price of household kerosene in Nigeria rose to N2,976.94 per litre in April 2026, a 22.49% year-on-year increase, with Sokoto, Kebbi, and Lagos recording the highest prices.
Nigeria, EU to Hold 10th Business Forum in Lagos
The European Union and Nigeria announce the 10th Nigeria-EU Business Forum in Lagos on June 25, 2026, to boost trade and investment ties with policymakers and investors.
NiMet Warns of Thunderstorms, Flooding Across Nigeria June 7
NiMet forecasts thunderstorms across Nigeria on June 7, 2026, with flooding risks and reduced visibility. Residents and motorists urged to take safety precautions.
NERC Launches Net Billing 2026 for Renewable Energy Growth
NERC announces Net Billing Regulations 2026 to promote renewable energy, enhance energy security, and enable prosumers to sell excess power to the grid.
Soludo Pledges to Revive Nnewi as Anambra's Industrial Hub
Anambra Governor Charles Soludo reaffirms commitment to restoring Nnewi's industrial status through urban renewal, inspecting abandoned projects and planning developments.
Dangote Refinery Hits 700,000 bpd, Exceeds Nameplate Capacity
Dangote Petroleum Refinery increases crude processing to 700,000 barrels per day, surpassing its 650,000 bpd nameplate capacity, with plans to reach 1.4 million bpd by 2028.
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