UNILAG pioneers environmental sustainability innovation
“Though it has become a menace, plastic is what our society will still require at every point of social and economic development. Taking our campus for example, given its location beside the Lagos Lagoon, socio-economic activities herein have major impacts on the coastal environment.”
I’ve fitted well into Akunyili’s shoe — NAFDAC D-G
I think having seen how I performed in the last six months, they have decided to come and proudly associate themselves with me and I think that is an indirect endorsement at what I am doing at my job. But I particularly feel good that my lauded effort in trying to keep Nigeria safe is being recognized this way.
Lagos infrastructure upgrade: LCC targets 2011 completion deadline
By Jude Njoku AGAINSTthe backdrop of worsening road infrastructure in Lagos State and the fact that the level of funding required to provide or maintain the existing ones far exceeds the budgetary and resource capacity of the State, the government in 2004 enacted the Lagos State “Roads Lawâ€.
1004 estate, Festac’77 hotel get new completion dates
Meanwhile, due to the high demand for shopping malls in the highbrow Ikoyi and Victoria Island axis, UPDC has decided to overhauled its initial plan to build a multi-billion Naira Victoria Mall Plaza in the area.
Worsening environmental disorders as Nigeria marks WED
By Jude Njoku TO say that Nigeria is under siege is not an understatement. The Sahara desert is expanding at an increasingly alarming rate with whole villages in the North disappearing under sand dunes. Affected villagers have become refugees in their own country.
