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Paul Omorogbe

Ibadan, Lagos

Online News Editor, Climate Change and Environment Journalist at Nigerian Tribune

@nigeriantribune | #Climatechange and #Environment journalist | Thomson Reuters Foundation @TRF Fellow #CCMP2022 fellow

Articles

  • 1 month ago | tribuneonlineng.com | Paul Omorogbe

    Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) has commended the Lagos State Government for making significant strides towards funding critical water infrastructure across the state, particularly the Adiyan II Water Treatment Plant.

  • 1 month ago | tribuneonlineng.com | Paul Omorogbe

    Bolatito Adele-Bolaji, with a first degree in Industrial Chemistry from Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, and a master’s degree in Petroleum Geoscience from the University of Ghana, in 2021, moved to the United States for a PhD in Geological Engineering, specializing in Hydrology and Computational Hydroscience, during which she completed another master’s degree in the field.

  • 1 month ago | tribuneonlineng.com | Paul Omorogbe

    There has been an uproar over the plan by the Federal Government to permit the importation of certain waste items into the country. Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Nigeria have strongly condemned the federal government’s bid to import non-hazardous waste from the European Union (EU), warning that such a move could exacerbate the country’s waste management crisis.

  • 1 month ago | tribuneonlineng.com | Paul Omorogbe

    In a move to boost food security in the country, Amo Farm Sieberer Hatchery Ltd has acquired 1,800 acres of farmland from UAC of Nigeria Plc in Maya, Ibarapa Local Government, Oyo State. The acquisition which has been finalised represents a major investment in sustainable agriculture, livestock production, and rural development. This expansion reinforces Amo Farms’ mission to ensure affordable and high-quality animal protein for Nigerians.

  • 1 month ago | tribuneonlineng.com | Paul Omorogbe

    Ogun State government will create more tributaries and outlets for Ogun River across the wetland border towns of Isheri, Kara,Wawa and Arepo to further solve the perennial flooding problems and make the areas liveable. Commissioner for Environment, Dr Ola Oresanya, revealed the state government’s intention during a consultative meeting with residents of Ogun River Basin communities at the Riverview Estate in Isheri. The project, according to him, will commence next month and will be in phases.

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