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The Plastic Pollution Crisis: Nigeria Must Find Alternatives
Nigeria produces about 2.5 million tonnes of plastic waste a year, and an estimated 81% is handled improperly. Lagos alone is put at around 870,000 tonnes. #plasticpollution
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AN OPEN MANHOLE IS A DANGER TO EVERYONE. DON’T LOOK AWAY!
Public infrastructure belongs to all of us, and protecting it means protecting lives.
Do not remove, steal, or damage public infrastructure.
Do not ignore an open or uncovered manhole.
See it? Report it! One simple act of responsibility could prevent a tragic accident and save a life.
Every manhole cover serves a purpose. Every public facility deserves protection. Every life matters.
Remember: Public infrastructure is our collective property and its safety is our shared responsibility.
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🚨IMPORTANT NEWS: President Bola Tinubu has directed the clearance and release of more than 300 containers of electricity equipment that have been stranded at Nigerian ports—some for as long as 20 years—to bolster the country’s power infrastructure.
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VIDEO: Kaduna Polytechnic students build miniature railway system in groundbreaking project
Source: FB | Baffa Muh’d Kabir
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Nigeria’s oil and gas sector is going digital! ⚙️🛢️🇳🇬
The NUPRC says digital approvals have significantly reduced turnaround times, while improved access to seismic data is helping reduce exploration risks.
Faster approvals, better data and a more efficient regulatory process could help attract investment and unlock more opportunities in Nigeria’s energy sector.
