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We inspire change, shape a future filled with opportunites, & champion climate change advocacy.
💪Media-Tech
💪 Transformation
💪 Opportunities
💪 Climate Change/Renewal Energy

16/09/2025

Ready to make an impact?
Join us as a volunteer for World Cleanup Day 2025 Calabar Edition

Let’s come together to clean our city, raise awareness, and create a healthier, greener environment for all. 🌱

📅 Sept 19th–20th
📍 Akim Market, Calabar

Be the change Calabar needs — volunteer today

Register now https://bit.ly/461ni0O

08/09/2025

Hello Monday
A fresh week, a fresh chance to make sustainable choices.
At Ekkonow, we believe small actions create big change. 🌱

05/09/2025

How You Can Have Control of the Weather From Your Home

What if I told you that you already control the weather?
Not with a remote, but with your daily choices.

Right now, floods are destroying homes, heatwaves are breaking records, and storms are getting stronger. This isn’t random — it’s climate change, and it’s fueled by the way we live, consume, and waste.

Every light left on unnecessarily.
Every piece of plastic thrown away carelessly.
Every wasteful habit repeated daily.

It all adds up. And it’s costing us our planet.

But here’s the good news: the power to change the future is in your hands. Switching to sustainable habits, cutting down waste, recycling, and choosing renewable options are urgent steps we must all take.

We can’t keep waiting for “someone else” to fix it. If we want safer weather, a livable planet, and a future for the next generation, we need to act — and we need to act now.

At Ekkonow, we believe change begins at home. What you do today decides the climate we all live with tomorrow.

So yes, you have control of the weather — but only if you choose to use it.

Ekkonow is holding a Webinar today on how we can tackle heat and flooding in Nigeria.
It promises to be extremely educative and impactful.
The link to join is in the comment section

02/09/2025

🌍 Cities on Fire, Streets Underwater — What’s Next for Nigeria?

Floods are getting worse. Heat is rising. But solutions are here.
Join us this Friday, Sept 5th at 7PM WAT as climate leaders unpack real strategies for resilient Nigerian cities.
👉 Register via link in the comments.

27/08/2025

Nigeria’s cities are under pressure heat is rising, floods are worsening. But the solutions are here.

Join top climate leaders as they unpack real strategies for tackling urban heat and flooding in Nigeria. This is more than a conversation it’s a movement towards safer, resilient cities for us all.

📅 Date: 5th September 2025
⏰ Time: 7PM WAT
📍 Venue: Google Meet

Don’t just watch change happen be part of it
👉 Register now: Link in the comment

18/08/2025

“The Day Lagos Turned Into Venice”

Last year, after just two days of heavy rain, streets in Lagos looked like rivers. Cars floated, homes flooded, and people waded through water just to get to work.

It felt unusual — but was it really? Across the world, the weather is changing faster than we can adjust. Rains are heavier, heat waves are longer, and farmlands are drying up. Climate change is no longer a far-away issue in documentaries. It’s happening right here, in our neighborhoods.

The truth is, we can’t ignore it anymore. But we can act. From reducing waste, to rethinking how we consume, to spreading awareness — every little step matters.

At Ekkonow, we’re telling these stories because awareness is the seed of change. If we don’t act now, the future we fear will arrive sooner than we think.

13/06/2025

We wish to announce that three members of our community just joined the Nigerian Environmental Society (NES) and are now members of the Institute of Environmental society of Nigeria.

NES is a professional and Nationally recognized chartered body with over 19 chapters in Nigeria, and a mandate to promote public understanding and encourage a sound national policy in matters relating to environmental quality and control.

NES is also recognized by the United Nations , the African Environmental Society - pioneered with African Development Bank and with partnership with Global Plastic...

We look forward to working with other high level professionals and environmental/climate change advocates to bridge the gap between education, awareness and climate-tech.

The history of what we do at Ekko Now cannot be complete without mention of the team at DaHel Consultants & Techies By combining our work in climate-tech, Ed tech and youth empowerment, we are telling the young people working with us that we are prepared to help them succeed.

Congratulations to the new inductees (Stephanie Asanya SNES, Favour Abuo SNES and David Effiong MNES) and to doing great things together!

19/05/2025

We showed solidarity with our member of Board of Advisers Uty BasseyDuke who is also the SA to the Governor of Cross River State on Gender mainstreaming in the State as she highlights the various activities of the administration on Climate change, renewable energy, and gender advocacy in the last two years of the governor in office.

24/03/2025

Abuo Favour Janet is a driven 400-level student at the University of Calabar, where she is pursuing a degree in Public Health. With a deep passion for community development, Favour is committed to improving the well-being of those around her. Beyond her academic pursuits, she is also a successful business owner, running her own thriving enterprise, Fave's Scent, a business that has earned her recognition as an emerging business tycoon. Her dedication to both her studies and entrepreneurial ventures exemplifies her exceptional work ethic and vision for making a positive impact in her community.

21/03/2025

We love conversations at Ekko Now!

We want to appreciate these amazing students of the University of Calabar for having these conversations with us!

We will be engaging both experts and random people in conversations about media, technology, opportunities, climate change/renewable energy.

We want to know what you and everyone else thinks about these topics.

What kind of conversations are you having today to grow and help your community?

Let's chat in the comment section 👇 and please follow Now so you don't miss our conversations with real people.

And hey!

Watch out! We are coming to you and to a place close to you soon! ☺️

18/03/2025

Meet our guest for the next episode of our Ekko Now podcast!

Ayomide Adegoke is a multi-disciplinary creative with a keen interest in personality development and mental health awareness. Motivated by the limited awareness of mental health and socialization in Nigeria, she previously ran Anxious Nigerian, a blog dedicated to discussing anxiety disorders. Ayomide holds a degree in Communication and Language Arts from the University of Ibadan and has established herself in event decoration, design, and content creation.

Wait for it in few hours time!!!
If you're excited, leave a heart❤️ emoji in the comment section

13/03/2025

Have you met someone who worked in Space Technology before?

Our director will be live on this space today to interview someone who once worked with the Nigerian Space Agency and now works to ensure that you and I are familiar with Space Tech and the Opportunities therein!

Our guest (the amazing lady in the photo) is Nelly-Helen.

Nelly-Helen Ebruka is a researcher and space professional with a passion for youth development and engagement. Her work includes collaborating with public and private institutions to design and implement capacity-building initiatives tailored for students and young professionals in the space sector. With an academic interest in the international politics of outer space, Nelly is currently pursuing a PhD in Politics at the University of Manchester, focusing on interregional space cooperation between Africa and Europe.

Nelly-Helen believes anyone can explore the numerous opportunities in space technology. In one of her conversations with our director, she told him, "Don't ever think that NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the Nigerian Space Agency or any Space agencies in the world are far from you... get involved and you'd be surprised to see the tons of opportunities many Africans are not aware exist in space technology..."

This interview is one you should never miss if you've been thinking of the Stars and if they're opportunities for you in Space Technology.

All details to join will be in the comment section 👇👇
See you by 7:00pm GMT.

Interview is sponsored by Consultants & Techies

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