SA could become an offshore wind powerhouse – World Bank
With the potential to power current Cape Town and Durban demand as well as ‘substantial’ growth.
Optimus Bank, a Nigerian financial institution, organized a beach clean-up at Lekki, Lagos, on World Cleanup Day. The event, part of the "PROTECT OUR COAST" campaign, aimed to combat coastal pollution through practical action and community collaboration. Optimus Bank partnered with Shoreline Euphoria Limited and RESWAYE. Over two tonnes of waste, including plastics, sachet-water nylon, food packaging, cans, glass, and other solid waste, were collected and separated into recyclable and non-recyclable streams.
Optimus Bank CEO, Dr. Ademola Odeyemi, emphasized the bank's commitment to environmental responsibility and community well-being. The initiative also included environmental awareness sessions and demonstrations on waste segregation and recycling to promote responsible waste disposal and sustainable practices.
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