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The Sanitation Crisis in Nigeria: A Threat to Human Dignity by Abimbola Ajayi

  In a small village in rural Nigeria, 13-year-old Salama wakes up before dawn to start her day. She lives with her family in a small hut with no

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Rising Conflicts

 Rising Conflicts: A Crucial Imperative at COP29 The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), adopted at the 1992 Earth

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The challenges and opportunities for water and sanitation in Nigerian rural communities

  Introduction   Accessibility to safe water and sanitation over the years has improved and will continue to improve globally due to the increased

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Sanitation In Rural Communities: A Personal Reflection on the Urgent Need for Change By MUSA MOHAMMED ASHABU

In rural Nigeria, the lack of proper sanitation remains a pressing concern, often overshadowed by other development priorities. Musa Mohammed Ashabu,

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Some Feel the Rain, Others Just Get Wet :The Informal Sector and the Climate Challenge in Nigeria

The quote, “Some people feel the rain, Others just get wet,” is attributed to the legendary Bob Marley, though some argue it to have originated

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Sustainable Communities: Models for Resilient and Thriving Societies

 While change begins with one person, a human cannot change the world alone. It takes more than just one pair of hands and a single brain to make a

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