Priscilla of Sustainability

Sustainability Advocate/Climate Justice Youth Ambassador/Jesus Girl/
Team Lead @ecoFriendsNg

[Priscilla of Sustainability @EdebiPriscilla]

Today at 5pm Nigerian time, the Climate Clock will tick down below 5 years for the first time.

I was out with other climate advocates to demand for #climateaction as the clock ticks down.

#ClimateEmergencyDay

[Solar Power Nigeria @Vote4ClimateNG]

We all know this game too well...

Never Have I Ever:
Rushed to iron clothes the second NEPA brought light
Moved suspiciously close to a socket in public like a phone addict
Looked at a generator and whispered “please start, I beg you”
Stayed awake waiting for NEPA like it’s Santa on Christmas

If you put even ONE finger down, you’re officially a certified Nigerian.

But real talk, isn’t it time we stopped playing this game?

Who’s ready to graduate from NEPA stress? Drop your score below!

No olodo here

#SolarPowerNigeria #NeverHaveIEver #FunFriday

[Priscilla of Sustainability @EdebiPriscilla]

@Vote4ClimateNG @ClimateHuman @ProudSocialist All my fingers were down 😩, I'm overly Nigerian.. gosh!!!

[Plan International Nigeria @Plan_Nigeria]

For girls with disabilities, menstrual health conversations must be accessible, practical, and stigma-free.

Last month, through Plan Nigeria’s Aspire project, funded by Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada, we engaged students of the Special Education Centre, Bauchi, in an inclusive menstrual health and adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights session focused on dignity, confidence, and informed choices.

The session brought together students, school leaders, health professionals, gender equality and inclusion facilitators, sign language interpreters, government representatives, NAWOJ, disability advocates, and media partners to challenge harmful myths, strengthen knowledge on puberty and menstrual hygiene, and create a safe space for open conversations.

Students also participated in a practical reusable sanitary pad-making session using affordable, locally available materials, supporting both confidence and sustainable menstrual hygiene management.

As part of the engagement, 35 female students and 9 female stakeholders received sanitary kits containing hygiene and menstrual care items.

Beyond the distribution of kits, the activity reinforced a bigger message: menstrual health must be inclusive by design. Every girl deserves the information, support, facilities, and enabling environment to manage her period safely, confidently, and without shame.

#MenstrualHealth #GirlsRights #SRHR #InclusiveEducation #AspireProject #PlanInternationalNigeria #EndPeriodStigma #FutureGirlsWant #StandWithGirls #UntilWeAreAllEqual

[Priscilla of Sustainability @EdebiPriscilla]

RT @Vote4ClimateNG: The pause says it all, energy access shouldn't be a difficult question to answer.
The hesitation reflects a reality man…

[Solar Power Nigeria @Vote4ClimateNG]

When even the Presidential Villa chooses solar, it's worth paying attention.

For years, businesses, hospitals, schools, and households across Nigeria have turned to solar to reduce energy costs and improve reliability.

Now, one of the country's most important institutions is making the same shift.

Solar power is no longer just a backup option it's becoming a strategic energy solution.

Lend your voice, support a phased transition.

#SolarPowerNigeria

Source: The Guardian

[Solar Power Nigeria @Vote4ClimateNG]

Solar reduces costs for MSMEs by up to 36%. Protecting access protects jobs.
Nigerian small businesses are already saving significantly by switching to solar instead of expensive diesel and grid power. A phased approach to local manufacturing will help us grow local industry while keeping these benefits alive for millions of entrepreneurs.
Let’s build a stronger solar future together.

#SolarPowerNigeria

[Solar Power Nigeria @Vote4ClimateNG]

Today, we celebrate Nigeria’s democracy and the power of citizens to shape a better future.

Democracy is not just about voting; it is about creating opportunities for people to thrive. Access to reliable electricity is one of those opportunities. When homes, schools, hospitals, businesses, and communities have power, people can work, learn, innovate, and participate more fully in society.

This Democracy Day, let's continue building a Nigeria where every citizen has the power to succeed.

Happy Democracy Day, Nigeria.

#DemocracyDay #SolarPowerNigeria

[Priscilla of Sustainability @EdebiPriscilla]

@Vote4ClimateNG Congratulations to all awardees 👏

[Priscilla of Sustainability @EdebiPriscilla]

RT @Vote4ClimateNG: Celebrating powerful storytelling for a brighter energy future.

Today, we recognized outstanding journalists whose re…

[Solar Power Nigeria @Vote4ClimateNG]

Inspired by nature. For climate. For our future.

Every day, solar energy transforms sunlight into opportunities for learning, growth, and progress.

This World Environment Day, we celebrate solutions inspired by nature and built for our future.

#SolarPowerNigeria #WorldEnvironmentDay

[Solar Power Nigeria @Vote4ClimateNG]

No outages. No interruptions. Just power.

The sound of reliable power isn't loud.
It's the quiet hum of an air conditioner on a hot afternoon.
The rhythm of fingers on a keyboard.
The peace of working, studying, and living without interruption.

For millions of Nigerians, constant electricity remains out of reach. But it doesn't have to be.
Solar power is helping homes, businesses, and students create their own reliable source of energy every day.

You deserve to work in peace whenever you decide.
Lend your voice. Improve energy access.

#SolarPowerNigeria

[Solar Power Nigeria @Vote4ClimateNG]

According to AFDB as reported by Amaka Okoro of AIT, over 70% of Nigerian businesses rely on generators for electricity.

That statistic tells a bigger story: millions of entrepreneurs are spending money every day just to keep the lights on.
Nigeria's goal of building local solar manufacturing is important and necessary. But any policy changes affecting solar access should be implemented gradually, allowing local production to grow while businesses and households continue accessing affordable energy solutions.

The challenge is not simply replacing imports.
The challenge is ending power poverty.

A phased transition can help Nigeria achieve both.

#SolarPowerNigeria

[Solar Power Nigeria @Vote4ClimateNG]

This week, Solar Power Nigeria is bringing together energy reporters from across the country for a focused training on solar policy, energy access, and the proposed import ban.

This training is about equipping journalists with the tools, data, and networks to report on one of the most consequential energy conversations in the country.

[Priscilla of Sustainability @EdebiPriscilla]

Energy progress comes from options, innovation, and investment.
From grid improvements to renewable energy, every source has a role to play.

The goal is simple: more power, better access, and sustainable growth.

#SolarPowerNigeria

[Solar Power Nigeria @Vote4ClimateNG]

Energy progress comes from options, innovation, and investment.
From grid improvements to renewable energy, every source has a role to play.

The goal is simple: more power, better access, and sustainable growth.

#SolarPowerNigeria

[Priscilla of Sustainability @EdebiPriscilla]

Really beautiful

[archéa @aurearch]

An amazing blend of classic design and cozy vibes

[Priscilla of Sustainability @EdebiPriscilla]

To scale our impact and overcome rising costs, we are opening doors for partnership and collaborations. There is a place for you in this mission.

Send us an email or DM today to discuss how we can partner for impact.

#RubyRise #SustainableHygiene #CommunityImpact #InvestInHer

[Priscilla of Sustainability @EdebiPriscilla]

We're excited to finally share what we've been building with intention and heart; our mission to empower 1,000 young women and girls through sustainable menstrual hygiene products and essential health education.

The RubyRise 1.0 Project!!!

[Priscilla of Sustainability @EdebiPriscilla]

RubyRise 1.0 is here to ensure that no girl is left behind because of her period
We believe true sustainable change happens when individuals, communities and the planet thrive together

Most exciting is that; our first products will be introduced to our audience

[Priscilla of Sustainability @EdebiPriscilla]

This #WorldEarthDay, our choices matter as they define our future.

Every single use item you refuse when not needed and manage well when used keeps our oceans cleaner and our landfills lighter.

Make the choice today. The planet is waiting.