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UNGA 81: African Leaders Demand End to Raw Mineral Exports, Seek Climate Justice
As world leaders converge for the 81st United Nations General Assembly, the environment has emerged as the defining agenda, with...
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Abuja: The Name, the Land, and FCDA field base — Past and Present
The former FCT Minister Late Mamman JiyaVatsa was a renowned poet. In 1982, he wrote. “Abuja was my town but...
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From the Backyard to the Kitchen: Why We Need to Start Growing More of Our Own Food
By Oluwafemi Adeleke There was a time when a house was not complete without something growing around it. Our fathers...
Read moreDetailsPrinciples, Procedures and Practical Application of IFC-Compliant Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA)
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), established in 1956 as the private-sector arm of the World Bank Group, supports sustainable development...
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Federal Trunk Roads And Chaotic Traffic In Suleja
Access to the Federal Capital City from the region and the rest of the country is provided by three...
Read moreDetailsThe G in ESG: The Governance Question Every Business Must Answer
By Oluwafemi Adeleke ESG has become the familiar language of modern business. Companies speak fluently about climate change, employee wellbeing,...
Read moreDetailsGMO Seeds, Patent Control, and Indigenous Seed Security: Economic Implications for Global Agriculture
The rapid expansion of Genetically Modified Organism, GMO, seed technology has fundamentally reshaped the structure of global agriculture, placing unprecedented...
Read moreDetailsLessons From The Wuse Zone 3 Building Collapse
Building collapse with attendant consequences, are wholly man-made adversities that are completely preventable. The responsibility for the prevention is firstly...
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When the Mountains Move: What Nepal’s Catastrophic Flood Teaches Africa About Living with a Changing Climate
By Oluwafemi Adeleke There are floods that announce themselves. The rain begins. The clouds gather. Rivers slowly rise. Weather agencies...
Read moreDetailsFood Safety and Post-Harvest Losses in Nigeria: Consequences for Food Security and Public Health
Nigeria loses an estimated 40% to 50% of its total agricultural produce annually to post-harvest losses, worth over $9 billion...
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