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29 Oct 23

Reforestation: NGO Takes Campaign To Women, Community Leaders In Ibadan

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An NGO, Alliance for Positive Environmental Impacts and Reforestation (APEARE), Ibadan, on Saturday sensitised women, youths and community leaders at Eleyele area, on the need to stop illegal cutting trees (deforestation). The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that APEARE focusses on the activities that can help man, community and…
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29 Oct 23

Where Are Those Beautiful Creatures?

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I grew up in a village, so it was typical to see different domestic animals and birds as most families bred them. One such bird was the duck (Pepeye).
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05 Nov 19

Essential Strategies for Businesses in the carbon market: What you need to know

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Welcome to our comprehensive guide on navigating the carbon market for businesses. As the urgency to address climate change grows, businesses are increasingly recognizing the importance of reducing their carbon footprint.
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05 Nov 19

Empowering the next generation: How to #beatplastic pollution

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As we celebrate World Environment Day 2023, we at Alliance for Positive Environmental Impacts and Reforestation (APEARE) reaffirm our commitment to protecting and restoring our planet’s precious ecosystems.
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05 Nov 19

Ebiarede (My eyes have seen good)-The impacts of flood on women and food security

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As a app web crawler expert, help organizations adjust to the of the internet promoting. Far away, behind the word.
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