Join in on tomorrow's tweetchat on #SustainableImpactSeries. We'll be having @yetunde_fadeyi speak with us on @reesafrica 's contributions to the society in the energy sector, one that affects our environment today. Don't miss out.
This one right here is skilled and versatile in conducting research; he really makes doing research & writing papers fun. Happy Birthday dear friend & colleague @abisund1, Soar!! #flyboyresearcher
This year the Nigerian Military was invited to the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo (REMT) @EdinburghTattoo, now ongoing. Someone (no idea yet who) made this video of the Nigerian contingent’s performance (The Brigade of Guards) & shared, with commentary. It’s beautiful to watch.
I thanked all the youths making impacts despite the unfavorable conditions e.g @SustyVibes@BehindNoone@realwecyclers@CleanEdgeng etc
I also talked about the need to promote indigenous solutions.
Lastly, I emphasized the importance of PEACE for Sustainable Development to thrive
How about we come together to discuss the ways #SDGs relate to us as budding SD practitioners & how we can make the best of the theories of Development for personal/career & National transformation?
Please join us this June as we take a ride to #RethinkingDevelopment
On the morning jams show on @ib1005ib today, where I talked about #BeatAirPollution I proffered a triangular approach to dealing with air pollution.
Where
The government being at the top offers policies that protect the environment and also enacts environmental laws.
Finally, the bulk of the work falls on the table of the people. We are responsible for what we make of the future of the environment. As a people, we can #Recycle#Reuse#reject#rot & #reduce and if we put conscious efforts into effectively managing and controlling #wastes
Impact decoupling is just what we need for our country. Less and less negative environmental impacts with optimal economic outputs by promoting #greengrowth. But is #Nigeria on track with the Green Growth Pathway?