LASG Vows to Continue to Upgrade, Build Resilient Infrastructure to Prevent Flash Flooding

LASG Vows to Continue to Upgrade, Build Resilient Infrastructure to Prevent Flash Flooding   The Lagos State Government on Sunday reiterated its commitment to continue to upgrade  and build resilient drainage infrastructure to prevent flooding incidents across the  State.  …

FENRAD Urges Swift Action –Warns of Climate Threat as Dam Releases Endanger Nigeria’s Coastal States

The Foundation for Environmental Rights, Advocacy & Development (FENRAD) an Environmental Rights Advocacy Organization has  expressed deep concern over the recent and ongoing release of water from major dams by neighbouring African countries, which, according to it, poses a serious…

LWC Begins Test-Run of Rehabilitated Akilo Waterworks

100,000+ Residents to Enjoy Clean Water Access   The Lagos Water Corporation (LWC) has announced the commencement of test-running operations at the newly rehabilitated Akilo Waterworks, marking a significant milestone in efforts to restore public water supply to residents of…

LASG Deepens Partnerships On SDGs

In a strategic move to mobilise collective action for inclusive development, the Lagos State Government, through the Office of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), has convened a high-level Breakfast Meeting on Sustainable Development Goals. Themed: “Accelerating SDGs Through Strategic Partnerships”, the…

Sudan: ‘Fighting Shows No Signs of Abating,’ Senior UN Official Tells Security Council

© UNICEF/Ahmed Mohamdeen Elfatih: People in Khartoum, Sudan, queue for water.   Three years into the conflict in Sudan, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) continue to pursue a military solution, violating international law and the…

FCTA Urged to Prioritise Sanitation in Mpape, Satellite Communities

Stakeholders have urged the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) to urgently implement a coordinated sanitation and services plan for satellite communities like Mpape, where more than 30 per cent of residents lack access to toilets. This formed part of the…

Experts Urge Action to Prevent Typhoid Outbreaks

Some medical experts have called for the adoption of urgent preventive measures to safeguard public health and reduce the risk of waterborne typhoid fever transmission in communities. Dr Bayo Ogundeyi of Lugbe Primary Health Care Centre, noted that typhoid was…

Sanitation and the Environment: Confronting Africa’s Urban Crisis

s the global development landscape shifts, African governments must consider self-financing models. Innovative strategies that leverage rising property values through land value capture, public-private partnerships and community land trusts can help finance sanitation infrastructure. There is growing recognition that aligning sanitation investments with environmental, social governance (ESG) principles can attract impact-oriented capital, drive accountability and embed sustainability into infrastructure planning.

UN Recognizes World Restoration Flagships in East Africa, Mexico, and Spain

The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO) have named the first World Restoration Flagships for this year, tackling pollution, unsustainable exploitation, and invasive species in three continents. These initiatives are restoring almost…

Mokwa Flooding: Niger Govt. Awards N7bn Road, Bridge Projects

The Niger Government says it has awarded the construction of a 12 km road project from Mokwa to Rabba worth N7 billion. The state governor, Muhammad Bago, made this known during an on-the-spot assessment and sympathy visit to the people…

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