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NDAC Raises Alarm Over Environmental Crisis in Niger Delta, Demands Immediate Decommissioning of Abandoned Oil Wells

Stakeholders at the 5th Niger Delta Alternatives Convergence (NDAC) have called for urgent environmental remediation, transparent decommissioning of abandoned oil infrastructure, and stronger accountability mechanisms to halt what they described as the disastrous exploitation of the Niger Delta region. The convergence, convened by the Health of Mother Earth Foundation in collaboration with civil society groups,…

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HOMEF, ERA Deploys Eco-Comedy to Tackle Environmental Challenges, Promote Well-being

By Ebuwa Choice The Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF), in conjunction with Environmental Rights Action, Friends Of The Earth Nigeria (ERA/FoEN) has organised a one-day eco-comedy programme aimed at promoting socio-economic well-being and raising awareness about environmental challenges in Nigeria. Tagged Eco-Comedy, the programme focuses on using humour as a tool to tell stories…

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Junk Food Culture, GMOs and Power Politics Blamed for Rising Hunger Concerns in Nigeria

By Israel Adebiyi Concerns over Nigeria’s deepening food crisis took centre stage on Thursday as leading environmental and policy voices warned that hunger in the country is less about food shortages and more about power, culture, and systemic inequality. At a high-level session of the Sustain-Ability Academy on Food, Power and the Politics of Hunger,…

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Words as Tools of Resistance: HOMEF Advocates Global ‘Ogonize and Yasunize’ Movement at Wisdom Gathering in Benin

The Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF) has called for a global awakening to the power of language in environmental and social justice struggles, urging activists worldwide to “Ogonize and Yasunize” – a phrase coined to symbolise resistance against ecological destruction and fossil fuel exploitation. At the 2025 Wisdom Gathering held at the Oronto Douglas…

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