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Nigeria needs strong laws, enforcement to protect endangered species — Wild Africa Fund - Vimarsana News

Nigeria needs strong laws, enforcement to protect endangered species — Wild Africa Fund

Wild Africa Fund has called on Nigerians to protect Nigeria’s endangered species while urging the federal government to pass the Endangered Species

Nigeria needs new legislation to combat illegal trafficking of pangolins, their scales – Wild Africa Fund - Vimarsana News

Nigeria needs new legislation to combat illegal trafficking of pangolins, their scales – Wild Africa Fund

Wild Africa Fund launched a weeklong campaign to raise awareness about the threats facing Nigeria’s pangolins on Saturday and called on Nigerians to

Nigeria's Cross River gorillas facing extinction, says WildAid — Property — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News - Vimarsana News

Nigeria's Cross River gorillas facing extinction, says WildAid — Property — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

The Cross River gorilla, which lives in the mountainous border area of Nigeria and Cameroon, is Africa’s most threatened ape, with a population estimated at fewer than 300 individuals, according to WildAid.

World Gorilla Day: Nigeria only has 100 Cross River gorillas remaining - Vimarsana News

World Gorilla Day: Nigeria only has 100 Cross River gorillas remaining

WildAid has launched a weeklong campaign to raise awareness about the threats facing Nigeria’s gorillas and to support Nigeria in protecting the remaining

WildAid urges Nigerians to protect lions - Vimarsana News

WildAid urges Nigerians to protect lions

To raise awareness about the threats facing lions, a non-profit organisation, WildAid has called on Nigerians to protect the iconic species.