Category: Environment
Community leader decries terrorists’ occupation of 7 Plateau communities
The Waziri Mushere and community leader in Plateau, Chief Yohana Margif has raised alarm over terrorists’ current occupation of seven villages in Mushere community after displacing the inhabitants from their ancestral homes. Margif in a statement issued on Friday, expressed his shock over the new development, and listed the occupied villages as Hokk, Kaban, Kadim,…
NBSAP Adoption: HOMEF Hails Comprehensive Government Policy on Food Sovereignty and Bio Safety
By Katherine Abayomi The Executive Director of the Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF), Dr Nnimmo Bassey, has commended the Federal Government for endorsing the revised National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP). The National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP) 2025–2030 was officially approved in June 2025 with the objective of halting and reversing…
HEIR reports that 94% of Nigerian employees report sexual harassment crises and call for policy changes.
Will the findings of this study lead to meaningful change in Nigerian workplaces, or will the status quo prevail? Can policymakers and organizations work together to create safer, more respectful work environments, or will the issue continue to be swept under the rug? The fate of countless workers hangs in the balance.
Farewell to a Shepherd: Pope Francis Laid to Rest After Moving Funeral Mass at St. Peters Basilica
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How will Pope Francis’ legacy continue to shape the Catholic Church and the world in the years to come?
Communities commends Governor Okpebholo’s Action on Erosion, Flooding
Will the government’s efforts be enough to prevent future flooding and erosion, or will the challenges persist?
HOMEF hosts a Poetry Day to encourage respect for culture and the environment.
Will the creative efforts of poets and writers be enough to inspire collective action and bring about meaningful change in environmental conservation?
World Earth Day: HOMEF urges communities to protect the environment.
Will communities rise up to “Ogonize” and “Yasunize” their territories, rejecting exploitation and protecting the environment, or will corporate interests prevail?
While NNPC lowers the price to N880/liter, the downstream market is unsettled by the petrol war.
Nigeria’s downstream fuel market is being rocked by a price war, so NNPC lowers the price of gasoline to N880 per liter.
Nigeria’s Prolonged Farmer-Pastoral Conflict Has Reached a Breaking Point
Nigeria’s unexplored $1 billion feed and fodder industry holds the key to peace and economic growth in the face of farmer-herder conflict.


