SustyVibes is proof that when we come together with purpose and passion, we can overcome even the greatest challenges.
Bringing SustyVibes to the UK: The makings of a global community for climate action Read More »
On Saturday, April 29th of April, we commemorated our sustyversary celebrations with a Susty party centred around sustainability, nature, well-being, and community
2023 Susty Party: Fostering Sustainability, Nature, Well-being, and Community in Nigeria Read More »
WesternVibers hosted an Intervibes session in Eleyele lake on April 15, 2023, to commemorate SustyVibes’ Big 7th anniversary, and there was lots of fun to go around. Our event’s objectives were to encourage sustainability in the lake neighbourhood and increase public awareness of climate change. We had a blast doing it, too! We kicked off
SustyVibes at 7: Eleyele Lake Tour Read More »
SustyVibes celebrates 7th anniversary by taking sustainability to the streets in Abuja with a Street Conference Event, spreading awareness about the negative impacts of improper waste disposal and promoting sustainable lifestyle practices.
SustyVibes at 7: Street Conference Abuja Read More »
On April 21st, 2023, we hosted our Virtual Awards Night via Zoom, and our communities showed up in a touch of green. The night was filled with vibes, laughter, and celebration
SustyVibes Award Night 2023! Read More »
“Leave the oil in the soil!” is his mantra and he is unarguably one of Africa’s most consistent environmentalist activists. Architect Nnimmo Bassey is the founder of Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF); a foremost environmental and ecological think-tank and advocacy organization. Through HOMEF, he has fought against environmental devastation on many fronts. Nnimmo B
Why We Love Arc. Nnimmo Bassey Read More »
To ask me to write on Young People and the way they are responding to environmental issues (in Nigeria) is to actually put me “in my zones”, this is what we are doing right now with SustyVibes; the learning journey has been simply amazing and I will share some of the things I am personally learning.
Young People and Environmental Responsibility Read More »
I grew up in Lagos mainland, typically populated and as such filled with residential buildings all over the place. But we were fortunate to have a tree in our compound, I say fortunate because it was quite a big deal, I remember people describing our house as “the one with the tall tree” and this made
We need to plant more trees Read More »
