NIMEPA Board Chairman Pays Courtesy Visit to Flour Mills of Nigeria, Commends FMN and ABTL as Pioneering Champions of Nigeria’s Marine Environment; Lagos, Nigeria — 1st September 2026.
Discover 10 simple eco-friendly habits that help keep Nigeria’s rivers and oceans clean. Learn practical ways individuals, families, schools, and businesses can reduce pollution and protect marine ecosystems.
Discover 10 engaging marine conservation activities organizations can organize for staff to promote environmental responsibility, teamwork, and ocean protection.
Discover the differences between the Blue Economy and Green Economy, their environmental impact, and why both are essential for Nigeria’s sustainable future.
Discover how schools can empower students to become marine environmental champions through education, conservation projects, and sustainable actions across Nigeria.
Learn about the seven major sources of marine sound pollution, their impact on marine species, and practical solutions for protecting Nigeria’s oceans and marine biodiversity.
Learn seven practical ways pollution reduction protects Nigeria’s marine environment, supports coastal communities, preserves biodiversity, and strengthens the Blue Economy
Discover how sea level rise threatens Nigeria’s coastal communities and how NIMEPA’s Climate Change Mitigation Initiative promotes resilience and adaptation.
Discover how mangrove restoration serves as climate infrastructure by protecting coastlines, capturing carbon, supporting marine ecosystems, and strengthening communities against climate change. Learn why restoring mangroves is essential for sustainable coastal development and environmental protection.
This week, the world observes two milestones that belong together: World Environment Day on 5 June, and World Oceans Day on 8 June. NIMEPA marks both with one conviction, the health of our environment and the health of our ocean are not separate concerns. They are the same crisis, calling for the same response.
