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Corporate Social Responsibility should be a vehicle for Sustainable long-term solutions rather than an avenue for corpor...
16/07/2025

Corporate Social Responsibility should be a vehicle for Sustainable long-term solutions rather than an avenue for corporate organizations to tick the box. These were the submissions of Muhammed Bukar Umara at the panel, “Centering Local Voices and Community-Led Solutions for Children and Marginalized Groups”, at the just concluded Africa Social Impact Summit 2025 held at Eko Hotel and Suites.

Moderated by Jonathan Abakpa, Advocacy and Youth Programme Officer at Plan International, the panel discussion focused on the significance of involving local communities in decision-making processes to ensure that solutions are tailored to their specific needs.

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The focus was on reclaiming the future, fixing Africa’s foundational learning of out-of-school children and higher educa...
11/07/2025

The focus was on reclaiming the future, fixing Africa’s foundational learning of out-of-school children and higher education policy on this high powered session at the ongoing second edition of the Africa Social Impact Summit (ASIS).

Moderated by Toyin Adegbite-Moore, Executive Vice President for Africa, and Europe for REACH HQ, the session boasted such speakers as Daniel Ikuenobe, CEO, Elevate Africa; Chioma Afe Yvonne, Director External Affairs, Seplat Energy; Tonia Uduimoh, Head, Oando Foundation; Molade Adeniyi, CEO, Teach for Nigeria and Obinna Ukachukwu, Executive Manager, Sterling Bank.

15-year-old Hon. Ibrahim Zanna Sunoma, Deputy Speaker at National Children’s Parliament is arguably the star of the pane...
11/07/2025

15-year-old Hon. Ibrahim Zanna Sunoma, Deputy Speaker at National Children’s Parliament is arguably the star of the panel session organised by Plan International.

The session which focused on local voices and community-led solutions for children and marginalized groups was highly enlightening and interactive.

Moderated by Jonathan Abakpa, Advocacy and Youth Programme Officer, Plan International, the panel also had Fatima Muhammad Mafi, Girl Child Activist; Oladeji Olayemi, National Project Officer (Education for Health and Wellbeing UNESCO, Nigeria); Mohammed Bukar Umara, Chief Executive, Co-Development Hub and Tobi Ransomed, Education Specialist, Plan International as panelists.

Nestlé Nigeria is partnering with the Federal Ministry of Water Resources and Sanitation to launch a National Water Qual...
11/07/2025

Nestlé Nigeria is partnering with the Federal Ministry of Water Resources and Sanitation to launch a National Water Quality Advocacy Campaign as part of its ongoing effort to ensure safer water for all Nigerians.

This initiative aims at raising awareness, educating communities, and mobilizing multi-stakeholder action around water safety and sustainable water practices.

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If day one of the Africa Social Impact Summit (ASIS) is a hit, day two kicked off with more firecrackers. This high powe...
11/07/2025

If day one of the Africa Social Impact Summit (ASIS) is a hit, day two kicked off with more firecrackers.

This high powered panel dissected AI and it’s integration as well as it’s use in promoting African languages, gathering data in the health sector, academics, etc, among other sundry issues.

The focus was on impact investment, particularly on the continent when the first panel at this year’s ASIS convened for ...
11/07/2025

The focus was on impact investment, particularly on the continent when the first panel at this year’s ASIS convened for what participants agree is a highly interactive session.

Moderatored by the dynamic Etemore Gover, CEO, Impact Investors Foundation, the panel featured Adam Thompson,CEO EHA Groups; Jonas Ayeri, Senior Investment Officer, International Finance Corporation; Adeniyi Olukoya, Senior Relationship Manager, Afreximbank, and Abraham Durosawo, Vice President, Nigerian Sovereign Investment Authority.

It’s a full day here at the day 1 of the ongoing 2025 edition of the Africa Social Impact Summit (ASIS) at the prestigio...
10/07/2025

It’s a full day here at the day 1 of the ongoing 2025 edition of the Africa Social Impact Summit (ASIS) at the prestigious Eko Hots and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Enjoy the ‘sights’ from the full day conference that has panel sessions, keynote presentations, insightful presentations among others.

The 2025 edition of the Africa Social Impact Summit (ASIS) is underway at the prestigious Eko Hots and Suites, Victoria ...
10/07/2025

The 2025 edition of the Africa Social Impact Summit (ASIS) is underway at the prestigious Eko Hots and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos. Your darling Impact Reports Africa is live at the venue to bring juicy details of activities as the unfold.

Themed “Scaling Action, Bold Solutions for Climate Resilience and Policy Innovation”, we are joined by policy makers, impact leaders, among other keys stakeholders for the event that will run between today and tomorrow.

In line with its ongoing commitment to environmental education and promoting recyclable waste management practices in ta...
08/07/2025

In line with its ongoing commitment to environmental education and promoting recyclable waste management practices in targeted schools and host communities, Oando Foundation, an independent charity established to support the Nigerian government in achieving its Universal Basic Education goal has launched Phase V of its Clean Our World (COW) project.

Recognizing the pressing need for systemic environmental literacy at the grassroots level, Phase V of the Clean Our World (COW) project focuses on standardized lesson delivery through wide-scale capacity building for teachers, deployment of the climate action superheroes (CASH) syllabus, and various in-school climate action activities, laying the foundation for a cleaner, greener future. With active government participation, this phase of the project ensures uniform, consistent, and high-quality delivery of environmental education in schools across Lagos, Plateau, Delta States and the FCT.

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, a leading advocate for environmental sustainability and ESG in Africa, has partnered with Nigerian Conservation Founda...
03/07/2025

, a leading advocate for environmental sustainability and ESG in Africa, has partnered with Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) to host a symposium, in commemoration of World Environment Day 2025 at the Lekki Conservation Centre, Lagos.

Themed “Ending Plastic Pollution”, the event brought together corporate leaders, environmental experts, and stakeholders, who addressed the urgent challenge of plastic pollution.

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How will the Tanzanian financial sector accelerate the country’s green energy transition? This and other pertinent issu...
02/07/2025

How will the Tanzanian financial sector accelerate the country’s green energy transition? This and other pertinent issues were on the front burner when Tanzania’s top banking executives, capital market leaders, and climate finance experts gathered to deliberate upon recently in Dar es Salaam at the Green Finance Forum.

Issuing a joint appeal to fast-track sustainable investment and close the funding gap threatening the country’s climate goals, stakeholders at the meeting convened by the CEO Roundtable of Tanzania (CEOrt) focused on mobilizing private capital to accelerate the country’s green transition—amid mounting evidence that climate inaction could cost the continent trillions in lost productivity and deepening poverty.

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FirstBank’s Corporate University, FirstAcademy Schools, has been awarded the Gold Award for Best Corporate University in...
27/06/2025

FirstBank’s Corporate University, FirstAcademy Schools, has been awarded the Gold Award for Best Corporate University in Social & Climate Change at the Global Council of Corporate Universities (GlobalCCU) Awards 2025.

This award recognises FirstAcademy’s outstanding commitment to driving social and climate change learning initiatives, aligning its learning and development programs with internal stakeholder needs, and promoting Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

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