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We exist to advocate, raise awareness and develop innovations to achieve a #zerowaste society #sustainablelifestyle

University of Ibadan
Joined February 2019
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We are saying it nicely this time. Please, check your mails. We have something waiting for you if you filled our form. #ClimateLearn
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Looking forward to an interesting conversation with @PickIt_UI on how food impacts climate change and vice versa, tomorrow by 5pm (WAT). Set a reminder and make plans to join us 😊 #climatelearn #foodandclimatechange
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Nuggets from @Laoluexpress' Bootcamp session on Upskilling as an entrepreneur 💪🏿 🌠As an entrepreneur, certificates don't matter. The applicability and usefulness of your skills are what matters. 🌠How good, practical and relatable your skills are is what's important
The long wait is over! We are set to host amazing facilitators today🤩 Olaoluwa Oluwasola Upskilling as an Entrepreneur💪🏻📈 🕒 11:00AM WAT Kehinde Muraina Ideation and Pitch: A Human Centred Approach🎤 🕒 4:00PM WAT Click the link below to get started. bit.ly/JoinHultPrizeUIBootca…
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Gas flaring - the practice of burning off the gaseous by-products of crude oil production - is a major source of Nigeria's greenhouse emissions. The country has pledged to end gas flaring by 2030, however, a similar target for 2020 was not met. #ClimateLearn #ClimateChange
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The Paris Agreement is aimed at strengthening the global response to climate change while increasing the capacity of countries to adapt to its impacts. Click below to read its key points. 👇🏽 unfccc.int/process-and-meeti… 🤝Together we can do much! 🤝 #ClimateLearn #ClimateChange
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Treasure Nduka was reportedly arrested by the police during the #SURULEREPROTEST. #SARSMUSTEND #EndPoliceBrutalityinNigeria
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This is an early warning! Be careful of Abuja Meetings. On Jan 19th, 2012, Labour leader went to Abuja for a meeting with then President, while the rest of us were “occupying Nigeria”. By midnight on that Sunday, NLC called of strike/protests and military deployed. #SARSMUSTEND
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Together, we hope this shall end and we would build a country that works. #SARSMUSTEND #EndSARS
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We are saddened by the gruesome stories of police brutality in Nigeria 🇳🇬. This is why we have delayed posting contents about the circular economy. What can we all do? It's simple, speak out against police brutality on whatever platform you choose. It affects all of us.
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1. Producing durable clothing through circular design. We get to keep our favourite jackets, jeans or the top you wore on your first date for a long time.
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Transitioning to a circular fashion allows us to reduce overproduction, making only what we need. We also benefit from the circular model, as it meets our needs by:
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Through circular design, clothes are made using safe and renewable inputs. Clothes are kept in their most valuable form and are used for as long as possible through different loops (resale, rentals, subscription, repair, sharing) Image Credit: mochni.com
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3. Access to vintage and luxury items through rentals. We could access clothing straight from the runaway from our favourite designers without having to empty our pockets or breaking the bank.
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2. Unlimited styles through subscription, rentals, resale options - enabling us to change our wardrobe as often as we need without creating wastes.
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"The future of fashion is circular. It has to be" - Stella McCartney Think timeless, longevity, sustainability and ethical. Yes, that's the future! 🧵
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Should we rethink the way we make our clothes? #circulareconomy
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Cheap fashion is definitely not cheap at all, we are all paying for it. #circulareconomy
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Another consequence of making clothes from synthetic materials is that while washing we release microfibers in the waterways. Every year, an equivalent of 50 billion plastic bottles into oceans.
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We also make the majority of our garments with synthetic fibres such as plastics. When it is disposed of, they remain in dumpsites or rivers for hundreds of years or they might just find their way into the food chain.
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