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Environmental Advocacy Nigeria

Environmental Advocacy Nigeria: A Pathway to Sustainable Change

Nigeria, blessed with vast natural resources and diverse ecosystems, is at a critical point in its environmental journey. From deforestation and oil spills to flooding and plastic pollution, the country faces pressing ecological challenges that threaten public health, biodiversity, and sustainable development. In the face of these growing issues, Environmental Advocacy in Nigeria has emerged […]

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Blue Economy Development

Blue Economy Development: Unlocking Sustainable Prosperity from Our Oceans

In a world increasingly driven by sustainability and innovation, the concept of blue economy development has emerged as a transformative strategy for nations seeking to harness the full potential of their ocean and water-based resources. Defined as the sustainable use of ocean resources for economic growth, improved livelihoods, and jobs while preserving the health of

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ocean sustainability

Ocean Sustainability Initiatives: Charting a Course for a Healthier Future

Covering over 70% of the Earth’s surface, the ocean is not just vast — it’s vital. It regulates the planet’s climate, supports an incredible array of biodiversity, and provides food, jobs, and resources for billions of people. However, human activity has placed the ocean under immense pressure. Overfishing, pollution, climate change, and habitat destruction have

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Coastal Ecosystem

Coastal Ecosystem Protection: Preserving Nature’s First Line of Defense

Coastal ecosystems are among the most productive and diverse environments on Earth. Found at the intersection of land and sea, these ecosystems include mangrove forests, coral reefs, estuaries, salt marshes, and sandy beaches. They provide a wide range of ecological, economic, and social benefits. However, these vital habitats are increasingly under threat from human activity

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Marine Conservation

Marine Conservation in Nigeria: Protecting a Vital Ecosystem

Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, boasts a coastline stretching over 850 kilometers along the Atlantic Ocean. This coastal region is home to a diverse range of marine life and ecosystems — from mangroves and estuaries to coral reefs and sandy beaches. However, with increasing human activity and climate change, Nigeria’s marine environments face significant threats.

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The Aro of Elegushi Kingdom On Tackling Drug Abuse

At the recent Oba Saheed Elegushi Foundation Stakeholders Engagement on tackling drug abuse, the Aro of Elegushi Kingdom—also the Founder/Chairman of the Lekan Bakare Foundation (LBF)—delivered an insightful and impassioned speech. He emphasized the critical need for collaborative action among government agencies, community leaders, and various stakeholders to address the escalating challenge of drug abuse

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The Importance of Scholarships in Supporting Youth for Ocean Sustainability

As the world grapples with the impacts of climate change, pollution, and habitat degradation, the urgency to protect our oceans has never been greater. The Lekan Bakare Foundation recognizes that empowering the next generation of leaders and advocates is crucial for the long-term sustainability of marine ecosystems. One of the most effective ways to achieve

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Nigeria’s Blue Economy as an Alternative to Oil

For decades, Nigeria’s economy has been dominated by oil, generating billions in revenue but leaving the country vulnerable to price fluctuations and environmental damage. As the world transitions toward more sustainable forms of energy, Nigeria is at a crossroads, and a surprising solution could lie in its waters: the blue economy. Often underestimated, Nigeria’s marine

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Beyond Fish: Why Nigeria’s Blue Economy Could Outshine Oil

For decades, Nigeria’s economy has been dominated by oil, generating billions in revenue but leaving the country vulnerable to price fluctuations and environmental damage. As the world transitions toward more sustainable forms of energy, Nigeria is at a crossroads, and a surprising solution could lie in its waters: the blue economy. Often underestimated, Nigeria’s marine

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