LASG, NCF, others lead campaign to beat plastic pollution

The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), in partnership with the Lagos State Ministry of Environment and Water Resources and Chevron Nigeria Limited, has hosted the 19th edition of its annual Walk for Nature with the theme, “Lagos, Let’s Beat Plastic Pollution.” The Walk for Nature was the flagship environmental advocacy event of NCF. For nearly two […]

The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), in partnership with the Lagos State Ministry of Environment and Water Resources and Chevron Nigeria Limited, has hosted the 19th edition of its annual Walk for Nature with the theme, “Lagos, Let’s Beat Plastic Pollution.”

The Walk for Nature was the flagship environmental advocacy event of NCF. For nearly two decades, it has served as a rallying point for government agencies, corporate partners, students, and communities to walk in support of a cleaner, healthier, and sustainable environment.

Director General of the Nigerian Conservation Foundation, Dr. Joseph Onoja, said: “Plastic pollution is not just an environmental issue; it is a lifestyle challenge that affects our health, our cities, and our future. The Walk for Nature is our way of calling everyone, especially young people, to take responsibility for their choices. Each time we refuse single-use plastics or choose to recycle, we move Lagos one step closer to a sustainable future.”