On the 23rd May 2022, the Rally brought together Comrades from the Niger Delta under the Peoples AGM Platform hosted by ANEEJ to hold Shell accountable for destroying our lands, means of livelihoods and to stop shell from carrying out their new divestment strategy. Our key ask are as follows : Limit Global Warning to […]
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In Peckham, London, Connected Advocacy for Empowerment and Youth Development Initiative (Connected Advocacy) is a charity youth-led and youth ,championed organization with a vision to build an integrated ecosystem where the marginalized citizens are included as active participants in the political economy of their society. Organized a land mark exhibition at Peckham levels in London
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To examine the state of our environment, particularly that of the Niger Delta, Connected Advocacy had put together an event to discuss the impact of climate change and mitigative actions taken by young persons in the region. The event was tagged Niger Delta Climate Change Exhibition (NDCCE) 2021. NDCCE 2021 is geared towards amplifying the
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Friday 8th October, Benin City played host to the first Niger Delta Climate Change Exhibition―an art exhibition that utilizes visual content (pictures, paintings, and video) to bring to the forefront of the public challenges communities and individuals face as a result of climate change across Niger Delta communities. This event was put together by Connected
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GREEN, THE COLOUR of growth and sustainability. As globalization expands, so does its pitfalls–climate change. With this precedent side effect, the world scrambles to quickly adopt sustainable technologies and techniques in order to combat or mitigate its growth. As such, countries are giving more attention to green tech capacity and Clean Energy Technology (CET) building.
THE WORLD IS TRANSITIONING TO GREEN JOBS – where does Nigeria stand? Read More »
“The year is 2021 and as a Nation, we still are blindly majorly dependent on the income we get from oil” CHOOSE A COLOUR, any colour would do. Now hold that thought, I’ll get back to it. Let us talk oil. The oil boom of the early ’90s brought about a revolution in the Nigerian
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