Imo State SDGs

Official Twitter account for Imo State Sustainable Development Goals office #SDGs. We can make the next 10 years a decade of action. #ImoForAll

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@iamxtynah @UNIDO He was a humble man that wanted corruption to end in Nigeria. May his gentle soul rest well 😇

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@SustDev @UNDESA @UNFCCC @DanishMFA H20 is life!

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💧 Water is life. Climate change is threatening its availability and cleanliness—putting global health at risk. Help drive solutions by joining the 6th #ClimateSDGSynergies Conference, 27–28 May 2025.
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@krassenstein Putin is a killer

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@williamsidopise @Kgheuer @FinPlanKaluAja1 He better step down. I know someone he harassed terribly. She didn’t accept him. He got angry and blocked her 😆

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@ihe69 @euohanu @FinPlanKaluAja1 Distracting Nigerians with nonsense sexual harassment? Shame on you for saying this. You are probably one those men that do the same.

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Share kindness today, build resilient communities for tomorrow. 💛

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Today, Gov. @Hope_Uzodimma1 inspected the ongoing construction of Orlu to Ihiala dual carriage way.

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Africa is home to the world’s youngest population, expected to double by 2050! 🚀 At #YouthConnekt2024, Naija🇳🇬proudly stands out with over 20 change makers to inspire and to be inspire. Thanks to @fmydNG Permanent Sec Mr. Olunsanya Olubunmi for the collaboration. At @UNDP, we believe in the power of youth to drive transformational change.

#NaijaDeyCarryFirst

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Plant a tree today, breathe easier tomorrow. 🌱

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GOVERNOR UZODIMMA REITERATES NEED FOR UNITY AMONG NIGER DELTA STATES

Imo State Governor, Distinguished Senator @Hope_Uzodimma1 has underscored the need for unity and partnership among Niger Delta States during the 6th session of the National Council of Niger Delta held in Asaba yesterday.

In his address, the Governor urged the Federal Ministry of Niger Delta Development to tackle the region's specific challenges and integrate partnerships within the States.

According to the Governor, "The Renewed Hope administration, under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is steadfast in its commitment to national development, and as Niger Deltans, it is incumbent upon us to take ownership of this drive and work towards achieving the development we aspire to".

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🌍 Calling all stakeholders! Contribute to the Global Stocktaking on SDG7 by sharing your expertise and perspectives contributing to the global Call to Action. #SDG7 #UNGASustainabilityweek

Deadline: April 3

Submit your inputs here: https://t.co/Mp2HaGX9b4

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Did you know that we have a digital library of publications that cover a wide range of SDG-related topics?

👉 Check it out here: https://t.co/rhr0Y1ZPiZ

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#WorldTeachersDay is a heartfelt tribute to the dedicated teachers who shape the future by imparting knowledge & inspiring peoples’ minds.

As a former math teacher, I can say that teachers day is indeed an occasion to celebrate the profound impact educators have on society.

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Join us on X Space this Saturday by 7pm for an interactive discussion on Gov @Hope_Uzodimma1’s effective leadership.

https://t.co/OlNviuM4MY…

Our Guest - Political Adviser to @GovtOfImoState, Barr. @EnyinnaOnuegbu_

Moderators - @martinokorowu @EkehUzoma1

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FG’s STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARATION ON FOOD SECURITY; WAY TO GO

By Princess Christina-Eligwe Ude

The recent decision and move by the Federal Government of Nigeria under the leadership of His Exellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu by declaring a state of emergency on food security in the country is quite laudable given the present times of soaring prices in general goods and services, particularly food items being a resultant effort of removal of the subsidy on premium motor spirit (PMS).

Food constitutes a large chunk or percentage of expenditure that most Nigerians make out of their incomes and it is such owing to how critical food is to human existence and as such requires serious attention by any responsible government. For almost all countries of the World today that are considered fragile and conflict-affected, agriculture is among the most important economic sectors. Stabilising individual and community livelihoods through innovative social protections, food system development, and climate adaptation programs has the potential to increase food, nutrition and economic security as well as social cohesion, resilience and equality and this cannot be overemphasized.

In the Sustainable Development Goals of the UN, precisely, Goal 2 which aims to achieve Zero Hunger, it highlights the complex inter-linkages between food security, nutrition, rural transformation and sustainable agriculture. A report by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) concluded that emphasis should be on eliminating hunger and under-nutrition and 3 pathways identified to achieve it were (a) agriculture-led; (b) social protection- and nutrition- intervention-led; or (c) a combination of both of these approaches.

So, the food intervention plan of the Federal Government enumerated in the release of grains and fertilizers, creation of the National Commodity Board to review food prices and maintain food reserve, incorporation of food and water in the scheme of the National Security Council, farm mechanization, deploying concessionary capital financing, urgent synergy between Ministries of Agriculture and Water Resources, explore alternative means of storage and transportation to reduce cost, amidst others are commendable and more efforts are expected to be seen in the implementation.

Therefore, we must all fall in line as a people, to assist our government achieve these objectives to put food on the table by ensuring that the right things are done and task those in the forefront on manning and executing these initiatives. To do due diligence as well as encourage our people to remain committed to responsible investments in Agriculture to guarantee more productivity in our country.

~ (Princess Christina Eligwe-Ude is the founder of @ReadingHamlets and was a Member of the defunct Sustainable Development Directorate of the @OfficialAPCNg 2023 Presidential Campaign Council)

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#HappyNewYear2023 🎊

We have 12 months, 365 days, 8,760 hours in 2023 to make significant progress in achieving the #GlobalGoals – the blueprint for creating a better world for all of us. Get involved today!
#sdgs2030 #newyearnewyou

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... It seems impossible that the average person can make an impact. Should we just give up? No! Change starts with you. Seriously. Every human on earth—even the most indifferent, laziest person among us—is part of the solution.

Happy International Workers Day, #HappyNewMonth

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On #WorkersDay, we celebrate every individual utilizing their profession in propagating the message of agenda 2030 across Nigeria. The business of achieving the ambitious targets of the sustainable development goals should be a responsibility to all.

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In addition, End hunger, end extreme poverty. Fight inequality and injustice. Fix climate change. The Sustainable Development Goals are important, world-changing objectives that will require cooperation among governments, international organizations and just about everyone.