Solar Power in Nigeria: Lighting the Way, Managing the Waste

“Up Solar, Up Solar.” These were the euphoric chants of Mafolabomi who runs a small provision store in Igbonla community along the coast in Ilaje LGA in Ondo state. The community, which has never been connected to the national grid, had depended on fossil fuel generators, candles, firewood, and kerosene lanterns for a long time. […]

LIDA Network Hosts X Space to Educate the Public on Financial Freedom

To educate Nigerians on how to sail through the shackle of economic hardship in the country, given the current inflation figures at 29.90% , LIDA Network organized a webinar on financial freedom in a bid to help citizens identify alternative means to grow and preserve their earnings… In recent times in Nigeria, the path to […]

Africa Boiling: The Climate Crisis in Africa

The looming environmental crisis in Africa, driven by the relentless march of climate change, has been brought into sharp focus by a recent study conducted by economist Philip Kofi Adom. The findings paint a bleak picture, forecasting a decline in agricultural production, an increase in poverty, and a significant economic downturn if global warming is […]

LIDA Network Trains Journalists on Impact-Driven African Stories

LIDA Network, Kenya, last Saturday, February 17, trained African journalists on how to tell impact-driven African stories and elements not to miss out on while telling such stories. The webinar, which took place on Google Zoom and was themed “Telling Impact Driven African Stories: Elements Never to Miss Out,” was facilitated by an award-winning journalist, Kunle […]

Kenya’s Climate Odyssey: Transformative Initiatives, Challenges, and the Pursuit of Resilience

Climate change is a global phenomenon with local consequences, and it casts a formidable shadow over Kenya. The country is particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change due to its reliance on rain-fed agriculture, which is the backbone of its economy. Climate change has led to frequent droughts, unpredictable floods, and extreme weather events […]

Analysis: The Mass Exodus of Multinational Companies from Nigeria 

The year 2023 witnessed a record exit of multinational companies from Nigeria. From Unilever to Nasco, over 10 companies providing labor in different sectors wound up in the year. The exit of these international manufacturers is a concerning trend that has implications for the country’s economic growth and employment levels. The reasons for their departure […]

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