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Basel Centre s intervention towards environmentally sound management of plastic waste

Plastic waste remains a challenge in Nigeria. With approximately 200 million people, a gross domestic product (GDP) of $400 billion and strong consumerism

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Plastic waste management in Nigeria: BCCC-Africa commences inventory, stakeholder mapping

The Basel Convention Coordinating Centre for the African Region (BCCC-Africa) has hosted stakeholders in the plastic waste value chain to an inception

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The Guardian s special focus and Nigeria s most impactful and award-winning CEOS in 2021: part 2 — Features — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

The Guardian s special focus and Nigeria s most impactful and award-winning CEOS in 2021: part 2 — Features — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News
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Crystal Gazing the Nigerian Stock Market in 2021

By Uche Uwaleke It is simply impossible to envisage modern-day life without cement. Cement is a vital construction component used in housing and infrastructural development and as a key element to crucial growth of any economy. The high demand for cement in Nigeria is directly associated with economic growth and corresponding demand for rapid infrastructural development; which underlines the tremendous growth in the cement production industry. The cement industry accordingly plays a major role in improving living standards all over the country creating direct and indirect employment and providing multiple cascading economic benefits to associated industries across the entire value chain. In spite of being an extractive profitable industry, the cement industry faces many challenges due to environmental concerns and sustainability issues.

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