Environment

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Nigeria To Experience Lunar Eclipse On Monday, January 21, 2019

January 18, 2019 ann ackaa

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By Celestine Osemeilu, Editor Nigeria will join other countries of the world to experience a total lunar eclipse on Monday, Jan. 21, 2019, the National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA) has revealed. Felix Alle, head, media and public communications of the agency, said this in a statement on Friday January 18, 2019. A lunar […]

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Environment

ACI Fosters Payment Of School Fees With Recyclables

December 19, 2018 Victor Gotevbe

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Kick starts RecyclesPay In A Low Income School In Lagos, Nigeria By Victor Gotevbe, There are over 7 billion  people in the world and the production of waste is daily. A staggering half of the waste are not collected,treated or safely disposed of. It is triggering a global waste crisis. Waste management, therefore, has to […]

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Diplomacy

WIRE-A, Jubaili Bros Energy Seminar Set to Further The Role Of Women In Renewable Energy

October 29, 2018 Victor Gotevbe

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By Victor Gotevbe The Women In Renewable Energy Association of Nigeria (WIRE-A) in partnership with Jubaili Bros Engineering Limited will on Monday, November 5, 2018 organize a Seminar in Lagos, themed: Advancing the Role and Recognition of Women in the Renewable Energy Space” . WIRE-A on November 6,  2018  will hold its Anual General Meeting […]

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Environment

Microplastics In 90 percent of Global Table Salt

October 22, 2018 Victor Gotevbe

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By Dotun Ibiwoye, Imagine the aftermath of consuming tiny bits of plastics daily and you are still healthy for an entire lifetime of a man? Imagine pieces of plastic that have been worn down by the elements into tiny fragments, smaller than 5 millimeters, which can harm fishes and other wildlife being the major ingredient […]

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Diplomacy

WIRE-A Attends Solar Energy Workshop In Lagos

October 10, 2018 Victor Gotevbe

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By Victor Gotevbe and Ann Acka’a, Contributing Editor Canadian Solar in Collaboration with Jubaili Bros organised a two-day Workshop in Lagos for Technicians and Renewable Energy Advocates including Female Engineering Graduates and Women in Renewable Energy in Nigeria Association (WIRE-A) who served as trainees. The training was very enlightening as participants were taught the dynamics […]

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Business

EU-Nigeria Partnership: Sustainable Growth And Job Creation Attainable In Nigeria

October 8, 2018 Victor Gotevbe

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By Victor Gotevbe, Publisher and Nathaniel Gotevbe, Correspondent. Building partnership for growth and job creation was the spotlight for this Year’s EU Nigeria Business Forum held at Eko Hotel, Lagos. The 7th edition of the forum attracted people from all walks of life including government officials, business executives, diplomats,Policy experts and the Media. Various panel […]

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Environment

European Union Chief Brexit Negotiator Strongly Opposed To U.K. Proposal

September 3, 2018 moses adeyemi

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Michel Barnier, the EU’s chief Brexit negotiator, said Sunday he is “strongly opposed” to British Prime Minister Theresa May’s “Chequers proposal,” which would keep the U.K. in the EU’s single market for goods, but not services, reports BBC News. In an op-ed published earlier today, May said she would refuse to make compromises on the […]

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Destination

Call for a ban on people eating dog meat in United Kingdom – Lisa

August 7, 2018 khaleel owoyemi

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UK law says that you can’t buy or sell dog meat, but if you humanely kill a dog you own, you can eat it. But there have been calls to make it illegal, including from SNP MP Dr Lisa Cameron who believes the public would be “right behind legislation calling for a ban”. A spokesman […]

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Destination

Australia’s population to hit 25 million for first time

August 7, 2018 moses adeyemi

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Australia’s population will reach 25 million for the first time on Tuesday, according to official estimates. The milestone, driven significantly by migration, has magnified debate about the merits of a “big or little” Australia, and congestion in cities. The most contentious aspect has been migration: is it growing too fast, or will it continue to […]

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Environment

Over 4,000 IDPs Sleep In The Rain

June 27, 2018 Victor Gotevbe

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By Fiona Freddy ABUJA: Norwegian Refugee Council Country Director, Cheik Ba has said that over 4,000 displaced women, children and men in the north-eastern Nigerian town of Dikwa are sheltering in the open, while being screened by the Nigerian Army after fleeing military operations in the area. Cheik  Ba, made this known in a statement made […]

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