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Stakeholders brainstorm on ways to tackle air pollution problem in Nigeria – The Sun Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Stakeholders brainstorm on ways to tackle air pollution problem in Nigeria – The Sun Nigeria

In other to create more awareness on air pollution, the Air Quality Monitoring Research Group of the University of Lagos, organised a workshop in Lagos.

CSOs ask stakeholders to implement COP28 resolutions - Vimarsana News

CSOs ask stakeholders to implement COP28 resolutions

By doing so, Nigeria can create an environment for multi-sector collaboration, which is essential for implementation of climate initiatives

COP28: BHC project seeks to strengthen CSOs engagement with climate policy - Vimarsana News

COP28: BHC project seeks to strengthen CSOs engagement with climate policy

Three not-for-government organisations are involved in a project aimed at improving the communication, lobbying and advocacy competencies of climate Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), ahead of the COP28. The three organisations are the Centre For 21st Century Issues, EnviroNews Development Network and Society for Planet and Prosperity. The project sponsored by the British High Commission (BHC)

PREMIUM TIMES' editor, others advocate data use to tell climate stories - Vimarsana News

PREMIUM TIMES' editor, others advocate data use to tell climate stories

Sadiya Umar-Faruk, the country suffered N4.2 trillion in economic loss due flooding experienced in 2022.

Interim Govt Plot: Security Experts, Politicians Warn Against Repeat Of June 12 Crisis - Vimarsana News

Interim Govt Plot: Security Experts, Politicians Warn Against Repeat Of June 12 Crisis

Security experts and politicians in the country have warned against a repeat of the June 12 crisis in 1993.