Environment

Nestlé Nigeria Expands Water Access With New Agbara Facilities

Nestlé Nigeria PLC has taken a significant leap forward in its flagship Water Regeneration Project, officially commissioning a new cluster of climate-smart boreholes and water treatment facilities within the...

Lagos Govt, NCF To Hold 20th Walk For Nature Oct. 17

The Lagos State Government, in partnership with the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) and Chevron Nigeria Ltd., will hold...

Nigeria Cleanup Day: ACI Mobilises Volunteers Nationwide

Volunteers across states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) participated in the inaugural Nigeria Cleanup Day 2026 on...

Why LAWMA Arrested Truck Operator For Dumping In Majidun

The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has arrested a truck operator for allegedly dumping refuse at an unauthorised...

AWAMN Brings Bavaria’s Circular Economy Lessons Home

The Association of Waste Managers of Nigeria (AWAMN) has called for technology, stronger regulation and citizen participation to...
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NCF sets to provide practical solutions to plastic pollution

As the world continues to battle the threat of plastic pollution, the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), says it is ready to provide practical solutions to plastic menace through simple and adaptable eco-friendly strategies.

Foundation Warns Against Indiscriminate Use Of Wetlands

Irked by the indiscriminate use of wetlands, the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) has cautioned against such act, especially in the Lagos metropolis.

Nestlé collaborates with Ogun State Ministry of Environment

Nestlé Nigeria and Ogun State Ministry of Environment hosted a stakeholders’ forum on 22nd March to commemorate World Water Day 2023.

Oando Foundation’s Clean Our World Project reaches 47,000+ beneficiaries

Lagos, May 17, 2024 - OANDO Foundation, an independent charity established to support the Nigerian government in achieving its Universal Basic Education goal has...

Millions of children in Pakistan still need urgent support

One year after historic floods devastated Pakistan and a national state of emergency was declared, millions of children continue to need humanitarian assistance and access to essential services, UNICEF warned today. Recovery and rehabilitation efforts remain underfunded.
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