we can hear more from on a maybe and she joins us now from lagos nigeria and i mean it's great to have you on the program tell us more about your experience working with those girls in lagos i was yeah because when i go there i'm like because the place was so you know small . what i was going to do he had because i was thinking that when it was sold like would go well i enjoyed my so because their mind me or my child you know i see. intelligent young girls. willing to land and. go so i enjoyed myself with them and you you inspire girls but you also giving back including a portion of your names with this common goal initiate if they are part of why did you get involved with that yeah like actually if one of mine just. come and go. yes into me and how it goes and i say yes i will i will join them because you know trying to help my you know foundation that i can use to help young girls so i'd see their goal in becoming a professional football player saw it all given back to a more goal and convoys like an organization that helps me i'm talking to myself right now. to achieve my goal given

we can hear more from on a maybe she joins us now from lagos nigeria and i mean it's great to have you on the program tell us more about your experience working with those girls in lagos. hour yeah to fast when i got there i'm like because of this or so all in all small i'm like what i was going to do yeah because there's a source not i was thinking i went to sound like google but i enjoyed myself there because they were mainly of my childhood you know i see. intelligent young girls that are willing to lend and. actually go with so i enjoyed myself with them and you you inspire girls from your so giving back including a portion of your earnings with this common goal initiative they are part of why did you get involved with that yeah like actually if one of my interests is injured it's needs to come and go and here's the intermediate how it goes and i say yes i will i will join them because you know trying to help my you know foundation that i can use to help young girls so i'd see their goals in becoming a professional football player so you know given banks a common goal and convoys l

we can hear more from on a maybe she joins us now from lagos nigeria and i mean it's great to have you on the program tell us more about your experience working with those girls in lagos. r. yeah that was my god there i'm like because of this was so you know small i'm like what i was going to do yeah because moses or small i was thinking i'm going to sound like a bull but i enjoyed myself there because they remind me of my childhood you know i guess a corporate c.e.o. . intelligent young girls that are willing to lend and willing to actually go with so i enjoyed myself with them and you you inspire girls but you also giving back including a portion of your earnings with this common goal initiate if they are part of why did you get involved with that yeah like actually if one of my angels is injured is needs to come and go and she is into me how it goes and i say yes i will i will join them because you know trying to help my you know foundation that i can use to help young girls so i see their goals in becoming a professional football player saw you know given banks a common goal and co

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reka is an area of nigeria's commercial capital lagos but here cooking tends to be done over an open wood fire and since this informal settlement is not on the grid people use diesel powered generators to get electricity burning these fossil fuels releases greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change. the authorities had no clear idea about the fuel usage here so they started to gather information. they saw we're quoting here are used to ignore the type of image. in light of cooking i mean not activity we should get. i don't use it to feed into our climate action plan to ignore how we you know. this before the 4th of the missing labels. see foresee is a network of almost 100 cities around the world including lagos that promotes climate action this energy usage survey is being carried out under its guidance the team go door to door they've already uncovered the main reasons why solar energy is not used more widely in such informal settlements where people are not going for these because one they don't have the adequate knowledge about it and finance is actually good. but a local

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about species extinction reverse and biodiversity loss i am personal lives coming to you from lagos nigeria. thank you crease and the recent no 2 ways about it this is indeed an extremely grave problem bartz heal and equal africa we also want to show you that there's some great projects under gives out there on how to stop the decline in species i am sunda to nogay here in company uganda and here's a quick loop some of the stories that will be looking not in today's special edition. we go to kenya well species of until now based on the brink of extinction bought a breeding program is trying to send them. a grass baits are a marine corps house box they have seen huge losses in recent decades german scientists in my time i'm not. and finally invasive species of animals and plants a causing couple in many parts of the one banks people in the museum of finding solutions. every day we lose more species of plants and animals pollution forestation poultry and other human activities at the straw in our planet's reach wire guy versity. he's extension is jerry the hole in a sophisticated well says it

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lagos nigeria home of africa's biggest film industry. in terms of production output it's considered the 2nd largest in the hours after india bought ahead of hollywood. a new york times article published in 2002 coins the industry's popular name. nollywood became popular through a certain type of film shot with digital cameras telling stories based on the dreams and fears of nigerian society distributed in bulk on street markets. over what to do over 60 movies come out in the markets today a new nollywood is a magic it generates an annual turnover of over $500000000.00 u.s. dollars and produces the superstars of the african continent going for a new outfit as a result i think. with glitz and glamour of the industry out shines its humble origins in an ordinary electronics market we started this business we outsourced them in this business to get in the market and looking in the. street vendors continue to lay claim to nollywood a new breed of investor has entered the business. for the last we were earning around $30000.00 a month that was

lagos nigeria home of africa's biggest film industry. in terms of production output it's considered the 2nd largest in the world off to india but ahead of hollywood. a new york times article published in 2002 coins the industry's popular name. nollywood became popular through a certain type of film shot with digital cameras telling stories based on the dreams and fears of nigerian society distributed in bulk on street markets. over what to do over 60 movies come out in the markets today a new nollywood is emerging it generates an annual turnover of over $500000000.00 u.s. dollars and produces the superstars of the african continent i don't really well see that as a result of i think you know. with glitz and glamour of the industry outshines it's humble origins in an ordinary electronics market we've started this business we outsourced them in this business to get in the market i'm looking in the. wall street vendors continue to lay claim to nollywood a new breed of investor has entered the business. now the last we were earning around $3

artillery going by reka is an area of nigeria's commercial capital lagos but here cooking tends to be done over an open wood fire. and since this informal settlement is not on the grid people use diesel powered generators to get electricity burning these fossil fuels releases greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change. the authorities had no clear idea about the fuel usage here so they started to gather information. before we record and here are used to know the type of image. in light of cooking i mean not activity so it's important we should get this i don't use it to fit into our climate action plan to ignore how we. you know. this from our before us at the missing levels. see 40 is a network of almost 100 cities around the world including lagos that promotes climate action this energy usage survey is being carried out under its guidance the team go door to door they've already uncovered the main reasons why solar energy is not used more widely in such informal settlements where people who are not good for these because one day don't have the knowledge about it and finance

africa about species extinction reversion biodiversity loss i'm krista levs coming to you from lagos nigeria. thank you crease the recent no 2 ways about it this is indeed a mix shim graph problem bartz heal and equal africa we also want to show you that there's some great projects under gives out there on how to stop the decline in species i am sundra to nogay here in company uganda and here's a quick loop to some of the stories that will be looking not in today's special edition. we go to kenya well species of until because on the brink of extinction bought a breeding program is trying to send them. seagrass baits a marine corps house box they have seen huge losses and we simply can't jump on fantasies of my time and not something. and finally convince expressions of any moves on plants opposing capital in many parts of the one box people in can use you're a finding solutions. every day we lose more species of plants and animals pollution the forestation pole change and other human activities at the straw in our planet's reach higher diversity species extinction is sharing a hole in the so

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