Environmentalists, manufacturers differ on single-use plastic ban

With the Lagos State government’s ban on certain single-use plastics (SUPs) taking effect on July 1, 2025, local manufacturers have kicked against the policy, stating that small businesses and producers will be adversely affected.

by Tobi Awodipe

Firm wins SISA awards

by Terhemba Daka, Abuja

Yalo, FBRA partner to launch AI-driven sustainability initiative

by Guardian Nigeria

LAWMA, Alliance sensitise Mushin residents on proper waste management

by Silver Nwokoro

FBRA expresses commitment to plastic waste control regulation

by NAN

Alliance tackles pollution to mark World Environment Day

by Joseph Onyekwere

FBRA, UNIDO unite to train plastic manufacturers, recyclers

by Guardian Nigeria

Lagos partners FBRA, others to rid Badagry of plastic pollution

by Victor Gbonegun

Stakeholders canvass measures on effective plastic waste management

by Femi Adekoya

Firm plans to recycle plastics on Lagos waterways

by Cornelius Essen, Abuja

Producers’ responsibility and plastic pollution crisis

by Chinedum Uwaegbulam, Bertram Nwannekanma and Victor Gbonegun

Minister-of-State-for-Environment-Ibrahim-Jibril

Environmentalists, firms join world clean-up day, lead campaign against trash

by Victor Gbonegun

Recycling group, Lagos government to clean waterways’ plastic, packaging waste

by Femi Adekoya

Group urges sectoral collaboration on industrial waste recycling

by Femi Adekoya

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