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HOMEF Hosts Book Reading Session to Reignite Artistic Advocacy for Environmental Protection

By Tracy Ohovwore The Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF) organized a one-day book reading session on October 3, 2025, at its office in BDPA, Benin City. The event featured Prof. Nduka Otiono, who led a discussion on using artistic expression to advocate for environmental protection. Prof. Otiono, reading from his poetry collections, highlighted the…

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Nigeria’s Just Transition Plan Must Leave No One Behind, Stakeholders Insist

Stakeholders have called for Nigeria’s Just Transition Guideline Action Plan (JT-GAP) to prioritize inclusivity, ensure social protection, and create opportunities for marginalized groups as the country moves towards a low-carbon economy. Speaking at the “Just Transition for All: Ensuring Inclusive Voices Workshop” organized by the National Council on Climate Change (NCCC) in collaboration with the…

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World Bank Commends ACReSAL Project for Massive Restoration of Land in Northern Nigeria

The World Bank has commended the Agro-Climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes (ACReSAL) project for its massive achievement in restoration of land in parts of Northern Nigeria. ACReSAL, is a World Bank approved project aimed at increasing the implementation of sustainable landscape management practices in targeted watersheds in northern Nigeria and strengthen the country’s long-term enabling…

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Ogijo Pollution: NESREA DG Meets Recyclers, Threatens Revocation of Licenses

The National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA) has threatened to revoke the operational licenses of recycling facilities who refuse to comply with agreed protocol for remediation of Ogijo Community in Ogun State . The Director General of the agency, Prof. Innocent Barikor gave the warning on Monday during a meeting with recyclers whose…

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Borno Emerges Among 23 States to Fulfill All NEWMAP-EIB Conditions for Disbursement

In a determined effort to ensure all 23 participating states meet the conditions precedent for the Nigeria Climate Adaptation–Erosion and Watershed Project (NEWMAP-EIB), the Federal Project Management Unit (FPMU), led by the National Project Coordinator, Engr. Anda Ayuba Yalaks, has visited Borno State to assess its readiness ahead of the project’s official launch. To access…

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Nigerian Climate Advocates Demand Global Grants, Debt Relief, New Environmental Law

Climate advocates in Nigeria are urging world leaders to provide grants not loans for climate adaptation across Africa, while urging lawmakers at home to pass a landmark environmental bill that will protect communities, ecosystems, and public health. Speaking at a civil society and media workshop on climate adaptation in Abuja, Executive Director of the Global…

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Lagos Students Stun the World with Record-Breaking Cleanup Blitz on World Cleanup Day

By Emamuzo Iboma Lagos students have made history by leading what they boldly call the “largest environmental cleanup in Lagos State,” showcasing unmatched youth power in the fight against pollution. The massive operation, held at Iyana-Iba Market in Ojo Local Government Area, saw hundreds of vibrant student volunteers, community members, and partner organisations join forces…

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Coal-Impacted Communities Demand Justice, Clean Energy, and Accountability — RADEC Calls for Urgent Government Action

Communities impacted by coal extraction in Enugu state have raised urgent concerns over the devastating health, environmental, and socio-economic impacts of coal operations in their territories. During a recent capacity-building and community-strengthening workshop organized by Rights Advocacy and Development Centre (RADEC), residents spoke with one voice, demanding an immediate end to harmful coal activities, protection…

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Experts Harps on Forensic Investigation as Key to Uncovering Environmental Damage in Niger Delta

Environmental experts have emphasized the importance of forensic investigation in uncovering hidden environmental damage in the Niger Delta region.  The experts who shared their views during a Livelihood lecture series at the University of Port Harcourt’s Faculty of Social Sciences,  discussed the critical issue of environmental degradation and its impact on local communities. The programme,…

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