In response to the question on the improvement of disease surveillance and response capability since the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Adejoke from the NPHCDA emphasized that the primary healthcare system in Nigeria has learned valuable lessons from the pandemic. She highlighted that response plans have been developed to strengthen the system, ensuring that Nigeria is prepared to respond effectively to emergency outbreaks.

On the 14th of July, 2023, the Climate Education Drive Conversation, a part of the DEAN Initiative's Climate Education development activities, took place, with representatives from various organizations participating in the event. Among the attendees were two climate change leaders from the Sydani Group, Elona Erezi, and Israel Olaniyan.

It was an enlightening and thought-provoking session on August 8th at the prestigious Orisun Gallery in Abuja. Our seminar, titled "Implication of Changes in Government on Public Health Policies and Programs in Nigeria: Looking into the Future, Are We on the Right Track?", brought together experts, policymakers, and concerned citizens to delve into the critical intersection of government transitions and public health strategies.

In a world where visionary and transformative organizations are becoming increasingly scarce, the incredible journey of Sydani Group (“Sydani”) shines as an inspiring beacon. What started out as a modest consulting practice in Abuja, Nigeria, has blossomed into a prominent and influential force in the global management consulting and international development space.

As the impacts of climate change become increasingly evident worldwide, it is crucial for countries to take swift and decisive action to mitigate their effects. Nigeria, in particular, is at a critical juncture in its fight against climate change. Despite making significant commitments to reducing its carbon footprint, Nigeria faces the mammoth challenge of translating these commitments into concrete actions on the ground.

Plastic pollution has quadrupled in the last three decades, reaching 460 million tonnes in global production. Millions of tonnes of plastic waste leak into aquatic environments and oceans each year, leading to long-lasting consequences.