Environmental and Public Health
Building Cities without Losing Nature Urbanization is an important part of development. As populations grow, cities must expand, infrastructure must improve, and communities need access to better housing, transportation, healthcare and economic opportunities. But development also comes with a responsibility. We build tall buildings and call it progress. We transform natural landscapes and call it […]
DEVELOPMENT AT WHAT COST? Read More »
One of the biggest mistakes we make is judging people by how they express themselves instead of understanding who they are. Not everyone is naturally outgoing. Not everyone finds it easy to start conversations, join social gatherings, or freely express their thoughts. For some people, even when they genuinely want to connect with others, it
PERSONALITY IS NOT PRIDE Read More »
One of the easiest things to do in life is to explain our future by pointing to our past. “I came from a poor family.”“I did not have the right connections.”“My parents could not support me.”“If I had been given that opportunity, I would have done better.”“I grew up in a difficult environment.” These statements
YOUR STORY IS BIGGER THAN YOUR CIRCUMSTANCES. Read More »
HOW UNSAFE REUSE CAN SPREAD DISEASE AND EXPOSE YOU TO HARMFUL CHEMICALS. Plastic bottles have become an essential part of everyday life in Nigeria. They are widely collected and reused for packaging locally made beverages such as kunu, zobo, fruit juice, and drinking water. While reusing plastic bottles helps reduce environmental pollution and lowers production
THE HIDDEN DANGER IN REUSING PLASTIC BOTTLES. Read More »
Written By Amb. Bootyin Alice PeterSchool of Environmental and Public Health Sciences,Federal College of Veterinary and Medical Laboratory Technology, Vom. Across several communities in Plateau State, Nigeria, the earth is both a source of livelihood and a place of loss and grief. Beneath the soil that once produced tin and columbite for over a century
