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Media-Community Dialogue on Renewable Energy Democracy: Strengthening Local Media Reportage on Renewable Energy Access as a Just Transition in Nigeria’s Extractive Sector ReformsMedia-Community Dialogue on Renewable Energy Democracy: Strengthening Local Media Reportage on Renewable Energy Access as a Just Transition in Nigeria’s Extractive Sector Reforms

February 4, 2025| tobe| 0 Comment| 6:22 pm

Hosted by Connected Advocacy in collaboration with Lincgreen Climate Change Initiative, the Media-Community Dialogue on Renewable Energy Democracy took place in February 2025 at Ebis Hotel, Yenagoa, Bayelsa State. This significant

COP29: Exposing the Greenwashed Lobbyists Preying on AfricaCOP29: Exposing the Greenwashed Lobbyists Preying on Africa

November 21, 2024| tobe| 0 Comment| 6:17 pm

Energy buzzes in the air at COP29 as world leaders, activists, and industry giants come together, all supposedly working towards an end to the climate crisis. But beneath the hopeful

HEARTBEAT DOCUMENTARY: A Call for Climate Justice Through the Eyes of Nigeria’s Flood-Stricken CommunitiesHEARTBEAT DOCUMENTARY: A Call for Climate Justice Through the Eyes of Nigeria’s Flood-Stricken Communities

November 6, 2024| tobe| 0 Comment| 7:40 pm

As the world gathers for the 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan, the global community must commit to seeing climate change from a new perspective—through the eyes

The Tragedy of Nigeria’s Floods: A Call for Urgent, Proactive ActionThe Tragedy of Nigeria’s Floods: A Call for Urgent, Proactive Action

October 6, 2024| tobe| 0 Comment| 2:06 am

The recent flooding crisis in Nigeria has once again exposed the vulnerability of millions of people, with 29 states currently affected, including Kano, Benue, Borno, Jigawa, Kogi, and Plateau. As

Reviving the Spirit of Ogoni: Lincgreen’s Collaboration with MOSOP for Environmental JusticeReviving the Spirit of Ogoni: Lincgreen’s Collaboration with MOSOP for Environmental Justice

October 6, 2024| tobe| 0 Comment| 2:03 am

The Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (MOSOP) was founded in 1990 by the late Ken Saro-Wiwa, a fearless environmental and human rights activist. Saro-Wiwa and MOSOP led

The Niger Delta: A Region Struggling to Stay AfloatThe Niger Delta: A Region Struggling to Stay Afloat

October 6, 2024| tobe| 0 Comment| 1:57 am

The Niger Delta, a region once celebrated for its abundant natural resources and vibrant communities, now finds itself on the frontlines of climate devastation. The very oil that promised prosperity

Oil – A Blessing or a Curse to Niger Deltans?Oil – A Blessing or a Curse to Niger Deltans?

October 6, 2024| tobe| 0 Comment| 1:29 am

The discovery of oil in the Niger Delta was initially hailed as a blessing, promising wealth and development. However, for many of the region’s inhabitants, this promise has turned into

Driving Sustainable Practices in Local Communities: A Step Beyond DialogueDriving Sustainable Practices in Local Communities: A Step Beyond Dialogue

October 6, 2024| tobe| 0 Comment| 1:18 am

In the aftermath of the Look Beyond Oil conference, our commitment to fostering sustainable practices has taken a significant step forward through a community-focused approach. Recognizing the critical need to

Look Beyond Oil: A Path to Sustainable Future for the Niger DeltaLook Beyond Oil: A Path to Sustainable Future for the Niger Delta

October 6, 2024| tobe| 0 Comment| 1:10 am

The Niger Delta region of Nigeria has long been at the forefront of the country’s oil production, significantly contributing to the national economy. However, this wealth has come at a

The Niger Delta: A Story Of Oil And DevastationThe Niger Delta: A Story Of Oil And Devastation

October 6, 2024| tobe| 0 Comment| 1:02 am

The Niger Delta, a web of rivers and marshlands in southern Nigeria, is a land of abundant natural wealth. Yet, this very wealth has become a curse for its people.