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LASEPA Reaffirms Commitment To Environmental Policing To Combat Climate Change

by George Okojie
1 year ago
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Climate Change
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As the world marks World Environment Day today, the Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA) has reaffirmed its commitment to implementing government-sustainable environmental policies aimed at mitigating climate change effects, promoting a circular economy and ensuring environmental protection against drought and desertification.

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In achieving this, the agency stated that it is scaling up its advocacy campaigns in schools and colleges to carry youths along in the implementation of government reform policies geared towards combating climate change and greenhouse effect for sustainable environmental growth.

As part of its school advocacy programmes for the World Environment

Day celebration for the year 2024, the agency stated that it is partnering with Dangote Industries and the Nigerian Breweries to sponsor an essay competition among undergraduate students across all tertiary institutions in the State as a way of involving youths in the task of environmental preservation.

LASEPA’s General Manager, Dr. Tunde Ajayi, who disclosed this to journalists during a pre-event Press Conference held in Alausa, stated that the essay competition is aimed at raising the consciousness of youth on environmental preservation, desertification and other climate change mitigation efforts towards achieving a sustainable environment for a healthy living.

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The Theme of the Year 2024 World Environment Day, according to the LASEPA’s Boss is: “Land Restoration, Desertification and Drought Resilience”, which also forms the topic on which undergraduate participants in the competition will be tasked.

He said participating students are expected to give a write-up that will address environmental challenges in the State while exploring innovative solutions that could be useful in policy formulation.

The General Manager revealed that the essay competition is open to undergraduate students of all tertiary institutions in the State and will attract a cash prize of N500,000 for the overall winner, while the second and third runners-up will go home with N300, 000 N200, 000 respectively.

Ajayi explained further that there would be other consolation prizes  for the participants in the competition, including becoming LASEPA’s ambassador on environmental protection, gaining free access to LASEPA e-Library and LASEPA ISO-certified laboratories and other facilities for learning and research development.

 

 

 

He therefore urged undergraduates across all tertiary institutions in

the State to take the advantage of the competition to enrich

themselves in knowledge and material resources, adding that every

undergraduate student in all tertiary institutions in the State is

qualified to participate in the competition, adding that the entry for

participation closes on Wednesday, June 5, 2024.

 

 

 

The General Manager added that relevant information and requirements

on the essay competition have been sent to all tertiary institutions

in Lagos, adding that after the submission deadline on Wednesday, 5th

June, 2024, a panel of judges carefully selected on merit will grade

the quality of the work submitted by participants for winners to

emerge.

 

 

 

Ajayi, who commended Dangote Industries, Nigerian Breweries and other

sponsors for prioritising environmental sustainability in their

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policy, assured that the state

government would continue to create an enabling environment for the

growth of businesses in the state.

 

 

 

He added that the agency will not relent in implementing government

policies that will guarantee a sustainable environment that is devoid

of pollution or other environmental infractions detrimental to the

health of the citizenry.


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