Esther Babatunde

Climate Action | Sustainability & Social Impact Professional | Oceans | SDGs Advocate | Regional Coordinator, Africa @unesco (YoU - CAN) | Non-Profits Strategy

[Esther Babatunde @Miss_eob]

Grateful to contribute to efforts that support ocean conservation and environmental sustainability across communities.

Every action counts in protecting our planet for future generations.

#WorldSeaTurtleDay #MarineBiodiversity #OceanConservation #Sustainability

[Esther Babatunde @Miss_eob]

It’s World Sea Turtle Day!🐢

A reminder of why protecting marine biodiversity matters and why our oceans need collective care.

Through rescue, rehabilitation, education, and community action, we continue working toward healthier and more resilient marine ecosystems.

[Esther Babatunde @Miss_eob]

I will be facilitating at Climate Voices Bootcamp 2026 @NGYouthSDGs on global and national climate policy frameworks, exploring agreements, Nigeria’s climate policies, & implementation for real climate action. I look forward to engaging young Nigerians driving climate solutions.

[#NGYouthSDGs | Nigeria Youth SDGs @NGYouthSDGs]

Selection emails for the Climate Voices Bootcamp 2026 are out!

Meet the experts leading the way from Europe, South Africa, Central Africa, and West Africa.

We hope to see you all at the onboarding session.

#CVB2026 #ClimateVoices #NGYouthSDGs

[Esther Babatunde @Miss_eob]

financing, policy, and the role of women in the sector highlighted the growing need for collaboration, innovation, and practical solutions within the sustainability space. Glad to be part of conversations shaping the future of waste recovery, and circular innovation in Nigeria.

[Esther Babatunde @Miss_eob]

Day 1 at the Recyclers Association of Nigeria (RAN) Conference brought together stakeholders across policy, industry, and innovation for important discussions around sustainable waste management & circular economy solutions in Nigeria. Sessions on smart recycling, carbon credits,

[Lekan Bakare Foundation @LekanbakareF]

The Lekan Bakare Foundation participated in the Recyclers Association of Nigeria (RAN) Conference, a two-day gathering centered on this year’s theme: “Smart Recycling Frontiers: Integrating Technology, Innovation and Intelligence for a Greener Planet.”

The conference reinforced the importance of innovation, collaboration, and sustainable systems in addressing environmental challenges and advancing a circular economy in Nigeria. Discussions around smart recycling technologies, sustainable waste management, and climate action highlighted the need for collective responsibility and long-term environmental solutions.

[Lekan Bakare Foundation @LekanbakareF]

The future of our oceans depends on bold ideas and the people willing to bring them to life.

Applications for the Ocean Innovation Challenge 2026 are now open. If you are passionate about sustainability, innovation, and creating real impact for our oceans and coastal communities, this is your chance to step forward.

Join the challenge and turn your ideas into action.

#OceanInnovationChallenge #YouthInnovation #OceanConservation #ClimateAction #BlueFuture

[EOB Consults @EOBConsults]

Running programs. Hosting events. Reporting numbers.

But… is it actually working?

That’s the real problem.

Most CSR teams don’t fail from lack of effort - they fail from lack of structure. No system = no scale.

Can you prove your impact beyond activities?

[EOB Consults @EOBConsults]

Your impact is not invisible because the work is bad.
It’s invisible because the communication is weak.

Visibility builds credibility.
Structure keeps visibility consistent.

If people can’t clearly see your impact, they can’t trust or support it.

#EOBConsults #Sustainability

[EOB Consults @EOBConsults]

We extend our deepest appreciation to every professional who has dedicated their lives to driving sustainable change across NGOs, social enterprises, corporate CSR teams, and youth-led organizations.

Happy Workers’ Day 🎉

#WorkersDay2026 #EOBConsults #SocialImpact

[EOB Consults @EOBConsults]

Caring about the planet and building systems that protect it are two different commitments.

Most organisations stay in the first. Very few build the second. The Earth doesn’t need more promises.
It needs structure.

Is your sustainability work built to last?

#EarthDay2026

[Esther Babatunde @Miss_eob]

Attended the West African Conference on Clean Energy and Environment (WACEE ‘26), organized by @AhkNigeria which convened stakeholders advancing sustainability and clean energy transitions across West Africa.
#WACEE26 #Sustainability #ClimateAction

[Lekan Bakare Foundation @LekanbakareF]

Lekan Bakare Foundation was at the Women SDG Conference 2026, organized by the African CleanUp Initiative (ACINIGERIA) in partnership with CSR-in-Action Group.

It was a great space connecting with inspiring women, organizations, and changemakers driving impact across the SDGs through collaboration and shared action.

[Bolaji Idowu @pastorbolaji]

It wasn’t OVER then, and it’s not OVER now.
God is DOING it again.
what almost BROKE you
will become your TESTIMONY.

type ‘AMEN’ if you RECEIVE it.

[Esther Babatunde @Miss_eob]

knowledge exchange and next-gen science driven advocacy.

I look forward to engaging with emerging voices reimagining agriculture from the ground up!✨

#SoilSustainability #ClimateAction #FoodSystems #SustainableAgriculture #FoodSecurity #YouthVoices #AgricultureForTheFuture

[Esther Babatunde @Miss_eob]

Honored to be speaking at the Ife Soil Science Conference hosted by the Soil Science Society of Nigeria (SSSN) Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) Students’ Chapter, Ile-Ife, Osun State (@sssnoau_)

[Esther Babatunde @Miss_eob]

and youth leadership must be at the forefront of building a sustainable, resilient agricultural future. I am especially proud to see students leaders like Khadijat Sunmola (@DynamicHajia) ,President of the Association and her team creating spaces for dialogue,