Amidst the Coronavirus outbreak in Nigeria, the Government imposed lockdown is being eased to allow residents to return to work and engage in economic activities. With Civil servants (from level 14, above), Bank and Factory workers amongst others, returning to work, it is expected that roads will become busy and commuters could get comfortable and…

Valentine’s day is for expressing love by sharing thoughtful gifts with loved ones. What better way to show love than by giving gifts that ensure the sustainability of the planet and many more lovers’ day to come.  You do not have to think too long or search too far; we’ve got you and here are…

Audit your carbon-footprint Calculate carbon-footprint across your business sectors to identify areas of high usage. Educate Educate your employees about the need for environmental consciousness and sustainability Print less Using less paper reduces the demand for trees to be cut-down. It reduces deforestation and desert encroachment. While also conserving Earth’s natural carbon sinks.  If you…

Plastic is the most used products in our everyday lives. Individually, we use approximately 53kilograms of plastics a year and a collective of over 2.5million tonnes in Nigeria. While plastics are readily available, flexible and fairly cheaper, it is mostly degrading our environment; plastic litter, gyres of plastics in the oceans, and the toxic additives…