The United Nations has recently released a report that sheds light on the alarming rate of food wastage in Nigeria, making it the highest per capita in Africa. Shockingly, it revealed that every Nigerian discards at least 189 kilogrammes of food annually, which amounts to a staggering 37.9 million (37,941,470).
Nations become great through economic prosperity, stable governance, historical memory, shared ideology, consensus among elites, and a strong sense of national pride. A key fulcrum of this mix is economic prosperity which is built on how well a nation can transform its resources into valuable products that it can exchange.
Ever since the United Nations introduced and developed the concept of sustainable development in 1987, the term “sustainability” has become a prevalent topic in discussions related to business, the economy, and the environment. The concept gained further significant attention worldwide in recent years after the United Nations adopted the Sustainable.
As we continue to advance technologically, the environmental impact of the tech industry is becoming increasingly evident. Between 2015 and 2017, major tech companies faced intense scrutiny over their contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions. Shockingly, it was revealed that the sector was responsible for 2-3% of global emissions, with.
Since the restoration of democratic rule in Nigeria in 1999, the country has seen a steady decline in voter participation during each election cycle. In the 2021 Aba North/Aba South federal constituency of Abia State’s federal legislative by-election, only 3% of registered voters were recorded to have shown up to.
Recently, there has been an increasingly common view that the technology industry in Nigeria could be the nation’s new oil. However, there are still ongoing discussions whether this prediction is accurate, and it is too early to view the technology sector in this light. To objectively answer how much faith.
The distorted view of our history is among the most significant losses suffered by Africans as a result of colonization. The majority of African history writers, predominantly Europeans, will have you think that our ancestors were an undeveloped race with no trace of civilization in the very fabric of their.
Over the last decade, emerging tech trends have completely transformed the way we work, love, and live. The emergence of COVID has aided the adoption of this new approach to life and work globally, creating a more favorable climate for technological advancements to flourish in Nigeria. This is evident in.
On Wednesday, 21 December 2022, the Telecommunication and Technology Sustainability Working Group (TTSWG), comprising of member organisations such as MTN Nigeria, IHS Nigeria Limited, HP Nigeria, Smile Communications, Backbone Connectivity, Phase3Telecom, ALTON, amongst others, organised an end-of-year ‘Sip & Tech’ event with the aim of providing a platform for conversations.
– What is tech for good, and how real is it in Nigeria? What might sound like a non-profit the first time you hear of it is the result of progressive organisations and leaders worldwide calling for more sustainable means to combat global socio-economic challenges. .
