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WeSeparateWaste

WeSeparateWaste is an environmental education and advocacy project that focuses especially on waste sensitization and engages young ones' creativity through recycled art lessons, exhibitions, community engagement as well as local recycling practises that empower them to earn money from the trash.

Giving a pep talk on the importance of recycling Photo: Retink Media
Giving a pep talk on the importance of recycling Photo: Retink Media
A member of the waste rescue club giving a talk during an event Photo: Retink Media
A member of the waste rescue club giving a talk during an event Photo: Retink Media
Celebrating my birthday with Gbaja Girls students Photo: Retink Media
Celebrating my birthday with Gbaja Girls students Photo: Retink Media
Gloria Ikegbule, a founding partner of the WeSeparateWaste project, played a huge part in the tremendous success of the project. Photo: Retink Media
Gloria Ikegbule, a founding partner of the WeSeparateWaste project, played a huge part in the tremendous success of the project. Photo: Retink Media
Celebrating my birthday with members of Waste Rescue Club Photo: Retink Media
Celebrating my birthday with members of Waste Rescue Club Photo: Retink Media
With Partner, Mr. George of Greencycle, teacher, and principal of New Era Girls members Photo: Retink Media
With Partner, Mr. George of Greencycle, teacher, and principal of New Era Girls members Photo: Retink Media
Separated trash from Gbaja Girls collected by RecyclePoints, a partner on the project for recycling purposes Photo: Retink Media
Separated trash from Gbaja Girls collected by RecyclePoints, a partner on the project for recycling purposes Photo: Retink Media
A student of the Waste Rescue Club constructing upcycled arts with support from a trainer from trashed plastic bottle covers and discarded plastic spoon Photo: Solomon Eko
A student of the Waste Rescue Club constructing upcycled arts with support from a trainer from trashed plastic bottle covers and discarded plastic spoon Photo: Solomon Eko
My face is painted with cake icing by a member of the Waste Rescue Club Photo: Retink Media
My face is painted with cake icing by a member of the Waste Rescue Club Photo: Retink Media
Still in celebration mood with Waste Rescue Club members Photo: Retink Media
Still in celebration mood with Waste Rescue Club members Photo: Retink Media
A discarded glass bottle to be used for an ornament painted by a member of the Waste Rescue Club Photo: Solomon Eko
A discarded glass bottle to be used for an ornament painted by a member of the Waste Rescue Club Photo: Solomon Eko
An artist Bassey teaching the members of Waste Rescue Club how to create functioning items from plastic trash Photo: Solomon Eko
An artist Bassey teaching the members of Waste Rescue Club how to create functioning items from plastic trash Photo: Solomon Eko

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bY563bTKXw8&ab_channel=SOLOMONEKO

https://www.dw.com/en/nigerias-school-of-waste/a-37975791

https://youtu.be/3ozLC3GUvHw

 

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