The Bow

These common people are your everyday people out there in the streets but they all do major actions to advance the achievement of the UN SDGs through their actions in their professions and at the podcast ,their beautiful knowledge and planning is seen in the daily programming of The Bow.What are you doing to achieve the UN SDGS?Pls tell us here.

Poor sanitation due to poor hygiene led to this child having a flesh eating disease on her lap.This led to her death in less than two weeks.We MUST ensure a good sanitation in Nigeria by having a smart personal hygiene.Pls enjoy your shopping list.

Mycologist Prof Dan Eboh explains how invasive alien species in the form of fungus are brought into the country and the need for Customs and Immigration to check people coming into Nigeria along with their goods.Pls to listen to this special episode ,kindly visit listen:  anchor.fm/dan-onyi-eboh  Thank you all.

Tonight we learnt that we have to embrace CASH COW concept inorder to stay out of poverty as it also helps the underemployed,self employed ,employed and the non-employed.Cash cow involves being consistent in that small business that looks stupid like: Sale of used bras. Sale of used phones. Grinding corn/beans/pepper/tomatoe/onion. Selling recharge cards. Selling your used jewellery. Selling plants and flowers.  Pls listen to The Bow TB by visiting :  anchor.fm/dan-onyi-eboh  

It's an ugly scenario at Kubwa,Nigeria.There is no designated waste disposal spot so the people give it to the scanvanger boys ( who due to illiteracy have a lack of sense of order) who just collect money and collect the waste and proceed to dump it anywhere they want (Fly-tipping).From this chain reaction,we have smelly neighbourhoods,polluted water rivers and breeding grounds for mosquitoes.We must relearn NOW.There is a place for everything and everything has its place.

So it's obvious that we should stop urinating outside for the sake of our health and the environment.We all look forward to a Nigeria where there are multiple public toilets whose waste materials are recycled to biogas(for domestic cooking) or manure (for farming)

Last night ,as we celebrated World Youth Skills Day ,following our interview of Ruth (a young lady that plays the violin as her means of livelihood),it was a sad discovery for me ( as a podcaster for THE BOW), that the education system in Nigeria leaves you with only knowledge and doesn't empower you with skills to move unto sustainable livelihood.Hence ,a lot of Nigerian graduates are unemployed.

Waste here and there.Its not in my backyard attitude has led to waste issues in Nigeria.

In  line with my podcasts celebration of our 1year of existence, we talk with 2women on the UN SDGs as we know that women are the first to feel its impact.

In   line with my podcasts celebration of our 1year of existence, we talk with 2women on the UN SDGs as we know that women are the first to feel its impact.