The Nigerian Conservation Foundation reviewed its activities and Audited Financial Statements for 2018 during her 30th Annual General Meeting of Wednesday, 18th September 2019. The event held at the Foundation’s headquarters, Lekki Conservation Centre, Lagos and was attended by Council members, fellows, representatives of corporate organisations, members of the academia and media. The President BoT, Chief Philip Asiodu in his address, stated: “Our advocacy programmes remain a vital tool to call the attention of government, organisations and people to actions on climate change, plastic pollution, mangrove restoration, desertification and restoring Nigeria’s forest to at least 20% by 2050” The Chairman of National Executive Council of the Foundation, Chief Ede Dafinone in his statement said: “We initiated a campaign on Lagos coastal erosion with a lecture. The call became crucial seeing how communities along the beaches, including our pride, Lekki Conservation Centre, are being submerged.” On his part, the Director-General of NCF in his report said: “In our collaboration effort, we held programmes and events with International Institute for Tropical Agriculture (IITA), United Nations Information Centre (UNIC), Lagos State Ministry of the Environment (MOE), Lagos Urban Forest and Animal Sanctuary Initiative (LUFASI), Mangrove Expo and others. The synergy has continued to…