Abdulquadir Iyanda Jimoh Every year, on the 19th of August, the world unites to celebrate and acknowledge Humanitarian Day. It is a day dedicated to honoring those brave souls who selflessly dedicate their lives to alleviate suffering and restore hope in the face of adversity. It is a day to recognize and appreciate the profound impact that humanitarians have on our lives and communities. Humanitarian Day serves as a powerful reminder of our collective responsibility to uphold the principles of humanity, compassion, and solidarity. It calls upon individuals, organizations, and governments worldwide to reflect on the essential need to alleviate poverty, promote social justice, and build a more inclusive and equitable society for all. At the heart of this celebration is the celebration of the human spirit and the unbreakable bond that connects us all. It reminds us that irrespective of our backgrounds, cultures, or languages, we share a common thread of compassion that pr...
Discover the world of sustainability and creativity at The Waste Academy 1.0, proudly presented by the Waste and Environmental Sustainability Team (W.E.S.T) in partnership with Bariga Local Government Development Area. The two body has jointly organized this upskill program in commemorating International Youth Day and empower the youth with the theme of "green skills for the youth." The program has two exciting categories for participants to showcase their talent and innovation. The Waste to Art category is open for budding artists aged 8-14 years, while the Waste to Wealth category invites young individuals with entrepreneurial aspirations. From the 21st to the 31st of August 2023, immerse yourself in a transformative experience from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The highly anticipated event will be held at Pedro Primary School, Famous Bus Stop. Highlights of The Waste Academy 1.0 include: 1. Arts and Crafts - Unleash your creativity with waste materials and turn them in...
Abdulquadir Iyanda Jimoh The esteemed Environmental and Land Court in Kenya has taken a commendable stance on the issue of logging in the country. In a move that demonstrates their commitment to environmental preservation, the court has issued a temporary halt to the lifting of Kenya's logging ban. This decision was made in response to a case filed by the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) and serves as a significant victory for those advocating for the protection of our natural resources. Promoting a decline in deforestation rates is essential for the advancement of climate mitigation and biodiversity conservation efforts throughout Africa. Recognizing this crucial fact, the Kenyan environment and land court has wisely overturned the government's decision to lift the ban on logging. This means that logging activities in Kenya will not be permitted until the ban is lifted or a higher court determines otherwise. In addition to this ruling, Justice Oscar Angote, the presiding...
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