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RUTH EGBEDI is a young nigerian changemaker who is taking significant strides towards enhancing menstrual health education, achieving environmental sustainability and attaining gender equality in stem in nigeria. ruth is firm in her belief that girls in africa can unlock their complete potential when given proper support.

Ruth is committed to tackling period poverty and ensuring a better and safer recycling system for nigeria by providing training to underprivileged young women and girls on how to make reusable pads from sustainable and hygienic materials that are easily sourced from their environment. additionally, she is empowering more young girls to enter the stem field through career counselling engagements that ensure that they are properly enlightened and supported in their dreams to study stem courses and take up careers in stem fields.

NWEZE EMMANUEL is an environmental advocate, the project lead for the "Teach for Climate initiative project" and currently the executive director and Cofounder Eco Steward and Humanitarian Foundation. EcoSteward is a coalition of a nongovernmental organization on climate change and sustainable development working to commonly promote and advocate pro-poor, climate-friendly and equity-based responses to climate change and energy crisis in Nigeria and Africa. Emmanuel has displayed willingness to learn and positively influence public policies and foster partnership in addressing developmental issues for people, the planet and prosperity. With over four (4) year experience in youth climate advocacy, Nweze Emmanuel is Currently, an active member of the Grassroot Engagement Team at of Commonwealth Youth Climate Network (CYCN), the United International Federation of Youth for Water and Climate (UNIFY), YOUNGO, and the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA). Emmanuel has worked in various capacities as the stakeholder engagement and outreach officer for Climate and Sustainable Development Network (CSDevNet), He is an awardee of the Nairobi summer school on climate justice scholarship scheme.

NWEZE EMMANUEL

RUTH EGBEDI

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BRIAN OMONDI is a young marine research scientist and environmental conservationist from Mombasa in Coastal Kenya. He's the founder and director of Natural Aquatic and Terrestrial Resource organization, championing for sustainability education, community empowerment, climate action and marine conservation.

ITEOLUWAKIISI Akinwole is a graduate from Babcock University, with a demonstrated interest in energy law, environmental protection, and arbitration.

During her undergraduate years, she actively engaged in academic extracurricular activities and held the esteemed position of Attorney General at LAWSAN BU for the 2020/2021 session .

Driven by her passion for personal development, she has sought valuable experiences through internships with distinguished firms, including Olaniwun Ajayi LP, Detail Solicitors, Jackson Etti & Edu, and Ken Ahia & Associates.

In addition to her professional pursuits, she dedicates her time to volunteering and advocating for various environmental protection, sustainability, and biodiversity organizations in Nigeria. She is also a Podcast Host, focusing on creating content centered around faith and social issues during her spare time.

BRIAN OMONDI

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SHEEN TYAGI is an 18-year-old youth leader and student from India who is raising awareness about critical social issues by engaging in global advocacy. She champions women's rights and advocates for climate action alongside the United Nations Foundation and is working on analysing climate finance accessibility with YOUNGO, UNFCCC as the Research Director of YOUNGO Finance and Markets Working Group. She has recently launched a report titled 'The Availability of Climate Finance for Youth' in collaboration with The Commonwealth Secretariat at COP28, in the presence of Simon Stiell, Secretary-General of UNFCCC and Rt Hon Patricia Scotland KC, Secretary-General of The Commonwealth.

In 2022, She was recognised by the United Nations Foundation as one of the "spotlighted youth climate advocates" voices with an impressive work trajectory. She was also featured by UNF for their #EqualEverywhere Campaign, which profiled her impact in "inspiring girls to take action in India". At COP28, Sheen was the featured voice on UNF's Instagram account where she shared her insights on climate-gender intersectionality, expectations for COP28, and words of wisdom for budding changemakers. In 2023, she was also recognised as a Rising Star by the Earth Day Network "for being a born leader who focuses on promoting sustainable development, reducing gender discrimination, and expanding Earth's green canopy".

Iteoluwakiisi Akinwole

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SERAH MASIKA SAMUEL, BSc Business Management, is a circular economy, climate action, and social entrepreneurship Enthusiast. She has volunteered with Super Alliance for sustainable Africa, assisting with project planning and management. She is a climate action advocate under the 1MYAC Ambassador Programme. She is a co-founder at Pulse-Setters a healthcare start up that aims to create an online plan that will enable hypertensive patients to have access to medications at an affordable price. She volunteers witg the Queens of Alkebulan Podcast where she co-hosts the podcast focusing on the perception of Gen Z women of agriculture. Serah's mission is to cultivate entrepreneurial, innovative ideals and forward thinking to create sustainable solutions to improve her community's social and economic well being.

SHEEN TYAGI

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KALUKI PAUL Mutuku is a Kenya-based young climate advocate and an environmental defender, working to champion meaningful youth engagement for Climate action. His background is in Environmental Conservation and Natural Resource Management from the University of Nairobi, Kenya.

He has experience in community organizing, climate communication, campaign coordination, environmental education among many other areas. Previously, he worked with 350.org Kenya, for the deCOALonize campaign which sought to stop the building of a 1050 mW of a coal-fired power plant in Kenya's UNESCO world heritage site in Lamu. He is a trained Environmental Educator with A Rocha International, under the Education for sustainable Development, ESD, and a Digital storyteller

Kaluki is the Executive Director at Kenya Environmental Action network (KEAN), immediate Regional Director for Afrika & Global Director of INUKA at Youth4Nature. His key focus for Africa is on Nature-based Solutions, land restoration, reforestation, ecological farming and youth leadership across the spaces. He is the project lead for the Afrika Youth Caravan to UNFCCC COPs projects. Kaluki is an impact storyteller & trainer, Nature-based Solutions expert, fundraiser, youth leadership advocate, mentor and restoration champion.

SERAH SAMUEL

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SHEILA IVY

I am a youth leader and advocate for sustainable development, and a student at the African Leadership University (ALU), studying Entrepreneurial Leadership.

My mission is to create an ecosystem that promotes equitable education through empowering spaces and promoting public advocacy for Nigerian youth development.

Through this mission, I aim to contribute to developing solutions, policies, and ideas that promote youth leadership and empowerment, reducing the number of marginalized citizens and underrepresented youths, especially young women and girls.

My experiences as an SDG advocate and youth leader includes being a STEM Educator, Youth Advisory Panel member, Volunteer and many more.

Currently, I am a WSA Youth Ambassador for my country.

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KABIR ATOBATELE

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CHIZOBA NZEAKOR

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RUBY KRYTICOUS

Known as the jewel of Africa , her name speaks value, a precious stone found in Zambia . As is a vibrant woman of many talents and accomplishments she is an advocate for women and children , youth development, including persons with disabilities and climate change.

Her drive for pursuing to be a change maker is what makes her a committed and motivated person that delivers her message to the young and old creating unique perspectives of diversity and inclusion . Her passion for storytelling and uncovering new perspectives has not only led her to attain valuable experience but has shown leadership and influence , through her local climate advocate, but has also driven her to establish her own successful careers.

Affiliated to many organizations such as Green Agriculture Youth Organization Zambia - Executive Board Member, FXB Climate Advocate USA Alumni 2023, Young African Leadership Initiative Network Member - YALI, ATO- Climate Education Philippines Chapter, World Bank Youth Summit Delegate 2022, 2023, African Youth 5th Edition SDG Summit 2023, Zero Carbon Impact Fellow 2023, Africa Climate Summit Kenya Delegate 2023, and Women 4 Climate in partnership within C40Cities and L’Oréal Foundation -France, Zero Carbon Impact Program Alumni 2023 just to mention a few. She has been nominated by Global Youth Awards 2023 , African Youth SDG 5th Edition Zero Hunger award 2023, International Mentor by the SHE Climate 2023, International National Speaker - Global Sustainability Summit 2023. Director of the 1st Edition Youth Climate Adaptation Leadership Symposium with GAYO, COMESA Zambia, Actionable Nominee at COP 28 Dubia 2023. International Host of the Gender Based Violence 16 Days Activism Campaign 2023. She has been responsible for shaping policies and programs that empower young people in the community to achieve their full potential, while addressing key issues that youths are facing. She has already made a significant impact in her role locally and internationally, Ruby N Kryticous is one of the women in Zambia, fostering change .

OLUWASEUN OLOWOPOROKU is an Urban Planner with specialization in Urban Adaptability and Resilience. He holds a PhD in Urban and Regional Planning from Obafemi Awolowo Uni¬versity, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. Currently he is an Urban Development and Disaster Risk Management Expert with the World Bank Group at the Headquarter Office in Washington DC, United States. Across Sub-Sharan Africa, he has taken lead roles on interdisciplinary approaches to shape country sector strategies on climate change, urban development, and disaster risk management. He led the Disaster Risk Management sector in the Post Conflict and Needs Assessment Exercise in Ethiopia in 2022.

Oluwaseun has authored over 45 research papers and contributed to reputable blogs on urban resilience, disaster risk management, and water, sanitation, and hygiene. His research works has improved public understanding and informed policy engagements in Africa.

He is a winner of several impressive awards and grants. In 2020, he won the SLGA- Strengthening Advisory Capacities for Land Governance in Africa Fellowship, organized by the DAAD. In the same year, he won a scholarship to present a paper at the Africa Economic Conference sponsored by the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa and African Development Bank and a scholarship to attend the Futuring for Sustainability Summer School at Utrecht University, Netherlands. In 2022, he won the World Bank Group African Fellowship Program. In 2023, he won the World Bank Vice President Unit Award in recognition of outstanding team achievement for Recovery Planning 2023 for Multiple Conflicts in Ethiopia.

He is a member of environmentally concerned groups such as the Nigerian Institute of Town Planners, American Planners Association, Now Generation Network of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation.

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LAMECH Opiyo is a multi – Award winning Environmental conservation champion and Youth leader, He is also a vocal Climate Activist, Humanitarian and a notable Change Maker in Kenya and beyond. Lamech is a recent graduate of Kenyatta University having pursued a Bachelors degree in Environmental studies and Community development. He is currently a projects associate and part of the secretariat team at UNESCO chair on Higher Education Development for a green economy and sustainability (UNESCO HEDGES), Kenyatta University. He also serves in various steering committees and boards of different Environmental groups/ organizations both in Kenya and beyond.

Lamech has gotten several recognitions, features (Both in local media stations and a few international ones, magazines, articles and publications) and various awards due to incredible work that he does in Environmental Conservation, Leadership and other humanitarian related courses. Lamech believes that the sole purpose in life is to be useful, valuable, being of relentless service and making a positive difference in the world. He was recently selected as one of the Rotary International Representatives at COP 28 in Dubai .

In Rotaract, Lamech is a super Rotaractor and has served in different capacities both at club level, country level, District level and looking forward to even serving at zonal and international levels. He is currently a member of the Rotaract club of Nairobi Central. He is a past president of the Great and Mighty Rotaract club of Kenyatta University. During his tenure as the president of RCKU, the club scooped 4 Awards in the District during the District 9212 Conference and Assembly (DCA) and he recognized as one of the best presidents during that year. He also left a remarkable milestone, during his presidency tenure, the Rotaract club of Kenyatta University became the biggest Rotaract club in the District and in the entire zone with a whooping of over 200 active members in the club.

FAVOUR ERAGBIE is an environmentalist who is passionate about using education to combat climate change. She drives for nature conservation through advocacy, education and exploration.

Her drive to conserve nature, its resources and limit climate change led her to establish Friends of Nature Network in 2021- a youth led organization uniting students of higher institutions around the goal of promoting environmental sustainability and restoring ecosystems on our campuses and communities, they are currently in operation in eight universities in Nigeria have friends in Kenya and Malawi.

She is a West African Foreign Mentorship Alumnus, a Youth Leadership Alumnus, a Millenium Campus Fellow in 2022, and a member of the 2023 Global Admissions Committee with the Millenium Campus Network.

Her passion for youths driving nature-based solutions with technology earned her a place as the only student on the winning team at the World Bank Group Utility of the Future Youth Challenge in 2022.

She is currently a Global Youth Ambassador at Their World, a student Ambassador Coordinator with Nature Positive Universities, a Global Youth Mentee at CoalitionWILD, a speaker at the United Nations Development Programme Nature for Life Hub 2023 and a GEDA fellow with the Donors for Africa Foundation.

Her interests revolve around Green technology, Environmental justice and Environmental education.

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ROSE LAMBERT Is a graduate of the Faculty of Law, Godfrey Okoye University, Enugu.

She is the Managing Partner of Writellectuals Writing Agency; a writing business that provides professional writing services.

During her undergraduate years in Godfrey Okoye University, she served as clerk of the senate; General Secretary of Law Students Association, GOU; Campus Director for Law Students Association Nigeria and also the president of Passion for Green Peace (PGP) Environmental club.

She graduated with an upper second class honours degree from the Law Faculty, GOU, 2022 set.

Rose is passionate about her environment and has great interest in Environmental Law.

During her tenure as the president of Passion for Green Peace Environmental club, she was able to host webinars and outreaches. The most notable of all is the commemoration of the 2021 World Environment Day which had prominent Environmental Lawyers in attendance.

Rose is set to attend the 2023/2024 Nigerian Law School.

OLATOMIDE is a Nigerian climate advocate with huge interest in Climate Education and Communication. An Author of "GREEN EARTH; GREEN LIFE." Ebook ,visionary leader and impactful speaker driving human action strengthening their resilience towards climate change and environmental sustainability.

Olatomide has been actively involved in climate education for over 4years, strategically reaching out to people online and offline through school outreach,environmental campaigns and a podcast channel “TALKCLIMATEAFRICA” an educational platform reaching out to people who prefer listening to music and spoken words, creating awareness and sensitizing them on the environment, climate change, and how best it can be mitigated or adapted.

She is a pacesetter and has further advanced her career and recieved several certifications by participating in climate fellowships such as Climate Leadership Fellowship Nigeria, Oxford School of Climate change, Climate Education Leaders Fellowship, Climate Actors Accelerator program hosted by Sustainable Development Solutions Youth Network, Nigeria) . She has voluntered for several climate organisations and still taking climate change courses within and outside Nigeria.

Olatomide is a global volunteer and is still exploring more opportunities.

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GLORIA KASANG BULUS is an environmentalist concerned about the global destruction of nature and has dedicated her life to promoting environmental ethics, sustainable use of natural resources and preserving the natural environment for future generations. Through her work as the founder of bridge that gap initiative, she created a network of civil society in environment (NCSE), raising awareness on the current climate crises, influencing environmental actions, and confronting the complexities of environmental governance in Nigeria. Gloria’s educational background includes an MSc in Natural Resource Management and Climate Change, Masters Renewable Energy, Masters in Disaster Risk Reduction. She also has a PGD in Geographic Information System and BSc in Environmental studies and Resource Management. She was one time the West Africa Regional Coordinator for African Climate Reality Project (ACRP).

Gloria is the first African awardee of the Alfredo Sirkis Memorial Green ring award presented by the former vice president of America Al Gore for having demonstrated an exceptional commitment to her role as climate communicator and activist.

OLATOMIDE OJAJUNE

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VIVIAN OHAERI is a seasoned Project Officer with a proven track record in driving initiatives that promote the welfare and development of vulnerable individuals. With a strong academic background in International Relations, she has amassed extensive experience in the field of humanitarian work, collaborating with diverse NGOs to address pressing societal challenges.

In her role as an activist and project officer, Vivian has actively contributed to projects addressing crucial issues such as Gender-Based Violence, Elderly Care, Child Protection, and Education/Empowerment. Notably, she collaborates with women's advocacy groups to champion women's participation in politics and overall empowerment.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Vivian serves as a Youth Coordinator in her local community, advocating for the growth and empowerment of youth and teenagers. Renowned as the 'mater multarum,' her mentorship reflects a genuine concern for the weak or marginalized in her community.

Her multifaceted background and deep engagement with diverse humanitarian causes uniquely position her to speak authoritatively on issues related to Internally Displaced Persons and the vulnerable populations. With a solid foundation in International Relations and a wealth of experience in humanitarian work, Vivian is a compelling advocate for positive change and social justice.

SADA SHUAIBU

A geographical information scientist, remote sensing professional, environmental resource manager, digital marketing expert, an administrator who is very meticulous in details, an analyst, researcher, irrefutable team player, and project start-up enthusiast.

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CATHERINE is a development oriented youth with accumulated experiences in youth governance and participation on climate change issues.As a climate change advocate she leads education and awareness campaigns with a focus on women and children.Her areas of expertise are food systems, marine pollution and clean energy. Currently she runs the Pollution to Solution campaign on managing marine plastics through social behvioral and attitudinal changes in the Accra and Tema metropolitan areas in Ghana. She also works as a climate change champion on a clean cooking project in the Ellembelle district, western region of Ghana to facilitate a transition from traditional methods of cooking to using more sustainable alternative. She is the conference manager for the local conference of youth in climate change,LCOY Ghana and a UN Millenium fellow alumni. She strongly believes in the power of collaboration with other changemakers and mobilization of youth for transformational action to ensure sustainable balance between people, planet and prosperity.

EDWARD S OZOKEDE

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WARAH MERYNE is a global organizing director at GreenFaith, a multifaith climate justice organization that mobilizes people of diverse religious backgrounds to take action for the environment. She has over 10 years of experience in leading and managing non-profit programs in Africa, focusing on climate change issues and advocacy.

In her current role, Warah drives strategic leadership by steering global advocacy strategy implementation, managing diverse teams for impactful initiatives across the globe. She spearheads stakeholder engagement initiatives, establishing the organization as a multifaith climate justice advocate whilst forging strategic partnerships and representation. She leads advocacy execution, coordinating transformative global advocacy actions and crafting evidence-based materials for campaigns. She steers leadership coordination efforts across the globe, overseeing regional teams for seamless movement functionality, fostering leadership and alignment with the mission and vision of the organization. She also strengthens organizational integration by collaborating cross-departmentally, embedding advocacy culture and capacity building.

Some of her achievements to date include initiating a groundbreaking multifaith grassroots movement for climate justice, galvanizing global supporters; revolutionizing organizational presence as a forceful advocate for fossil fuel phase-out, cultivating impactful global partnerships; revamping advocacy actions, infusing evidence-based approach, fueling campaigns’ resonance and effectiveness; spearheading cross-departmental synergy, ushering in a new era of collaborative advocacy within the organization; and pioneering strategic advocacy direction, catalyzing transformative outcomes.

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ABEEDAH ALABI is a dynamic individual who has made remarkable contributions in the fields of technology, youth empowerment, and climate education.

She is the President and Co-founder of Youths Impact Centre, Africa, an organization that's working to impact African youths with tech and non-tech skills.

Abeedah is also a leading force in advocating for climate action education through her initiative, Project ClimeSet. With a focus on Nigeria, she aims to revolutionize sustainable tech innovations and promote environmental consciousness among the younger generation.

She is an accomplished and award winning innovator, writer, programmer, and public speaker. Through technology and innovation, Abeedah has always strived to improve the standards of her community and beyond.

She has given to humanitarian and self-development projects for young people as she has tutored and impacted over four thousand youths, teenagers, and adults through various specialties of hers. She is also the author of the widely-read short story, "Trash Girl," which explores the transformative potential of plastic waste.

Her dedication to addressing climate change and empowering future leaders has earned her membership in prestigious organizations, solidifying her status as a global presence and captivating storyteller.

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OLUCHI NWAOKORIE

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TAJUDEEN YUSUF AMUDA is a passionate advocate for planetary health and an early-career researcher in the field of infectious diseases and public health in Nigeria. He is the present American Society for Microbiology Young Ambassador to Nigeria. Tajudeen’s professional journey into the realm of infectious diseases and public health started with his Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology from the University of Ilorin, Nigeria. During his undergraduate program, he developed a deep-rooted interest in understanding the shared threats of infectious diseases at the interface between humans, animals, and the environment.

To further his interest in improving human health, he is currently pursuing a Master of Public Health degree at the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan. This educational pursuit represents an incredible milestone in his unwavering commitment to advancing public health knowledge and enhancing positive change. One major defining aspect of Tajudeen’s career is his advocacy for One Health and planetary health. As a member of the African Community for Planetary Partners for Health and Environment and Executive Manager of Research in the Mentoring Research Network - an action team within ACOPPHE, he has played significant in coordinating, reviewing, and organizing research on critical planetary health issues in Africa.

In 2023, he was appointed as the Planetary Health Campus Ambassador to the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan at Planetary Health Alliance, Boston, USA, where he leverages his expertise to educate and raise awareness of pro-environmental behaviors across schools and markets in southwestern Nigeria. In addition to his advocacy effort, Tajudeen is a prolific early-career researcher with more than 30 publications in peer-reviewed journals. Through his research, he continues to make substantial and valuable insights to the global health community.

OLUCHI is a passionate climate change activist and artist dedicated to leveraging her skills, talent, and knowledge to contribute significantly to the fight against climate change. Graduating with a first-class CGPA in Civil and Environmental Engineering from UNILAG, she currently serves as a Graduate intern in the Climate and Sustainability Service department at Arup Nigeria.

Building upon her engineering expertise, Oluchi is committed to advancing environmental sustainability and addressing city and water-related challenges for a more resilient future. She is the founder of Reformers SDG13, a youth-led organization focused on Waste management and climate action education. Through impactful initiatives such as awareness campaigns, cleanups, and engineering research, Reformers SDG13 has positively impacted the lives of over 1200 children and youths and received recognition from the UNDP basket fund.

Oluchi's dedication extends to collaborating with international organizations such as UNWater, UNDP, UNICEF, and UNODC to execute global projects and raise awareness about climate change through paintings and visual storytelling. Her recent achievements include receiving a lifetime carbon offset (LCO) award from Climate Trust for her significant contributions to climate action, resulting in the planting of a minimum of 761 trees in her name.

With a profound commitment to environmental sustainability and a unique blend of artistic and engineering expertise, Oluchi continues to make a meaningful impact in the fight against climate change, inspiring positive change and driving solutions for a better future.

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YUSUF AMUDA

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AMIDU MOHAMMED stands as an exemplary figure in the realm of environmental sustainability,

embodying visionary leadership, creative prowess, and an unyielding dedication to fostering a

sustainable future. As the Founder and Creative Director of PlastiBuild Creative Solutions, he

has spearheaded a transformative startup that redefines eco-conscious consumerism on a

global scale.

Under his guidance, PlastiBuild Creative Solutions has emerged as a trailblazer in the field,

ingeniously upcycling environmental waste – from discarded tires to plastic and fabric waste –

into a diverse range of sustainable products. The company's portfolio boasts groundbreaking

creations such as Green furniture, Ecofeet footwear, and Eco Interior products. Amidu's

distinctive approach ensures that accessibility and eco-friendliness converge with style, quality,

and performance, setting a new standard for sustainable consumer goods.

Amidu's expertise extends far beyond entrepreneurial boundaries. He is a prolific researcher

with a wealth of published works on environmental sustainability and waste management

technologies. Notably, he has graced prestigious platforms like the Chemical Society of Nigeria

Annual Conference and the American Chemical Society Annual Symposium, receiving

acknowledgment and acclaim for his contributions.

His commitment to advocacy and leadership is evident in his endeavors beyond business.

Amidu's impact resonates through his mentorship of over 1000 young individuals in sustainable

waste management practices via the Rotary Youth Leadership Academy. His credentials,

including certification as a Green Business Manager by the Nigeria Climate Innovation Center,

underscore his adeptness in steering environmentally sustainable enterprises.

Recognitions and awards punctuate Amidu's journey, most notably the CREATIVE YOUNG

ENTREPRENEURS AWARD 2023 from the esteemed Junior Chamber International and the

Sustainability Award at the Lagos Waste Forum 2023, testament to his unwavering commitment

to sustainable waste management and environmental sustainability in Nigeria.

Within PlastiBuild Creative Solutions, Amidu fosters collaboration, partnering with esteemed

research institutions such as the Innovation and Technology Management office of the

University of Lagos and the Directorate of Research and Innovation Development of Usmanu

Danfodiyo University Sokoto. Together with climate-conscious organizations like the Nigeria

Climate Innovation Center and the Circular Economy Innovation Partnership, they strive to

develop solutions that bridge the gap in the sustainable products market, emphasizing

affordability and eco-friendliness without compromising quali

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