GreenHubAfrica Foundation has launched the Climate Action SuperHeroes (CASH) Youth Network, a digital-first platform aimed at training and empowering 50,000 young changemakers in climate-smart innovation and circular economy enterprises.
The launch took place during the 2025 World Environment Day Exhibition (WEDex) at the UN House in Abuja.
Speaking at the event, Founder and CEO Henry Bassey emphasized the potential of youth-led solutions in transforming Africa’s waste and sustainability sectors.
He highlighted economic opportunities within the waste management value chain and recognized top performers from the 2024 CASH school outreach.
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The UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator, Mohamed Malick Fall, underscored the economic potential of tackling plastic waste, which accounts for 13% of Nigeria’s total waste.
He noted that proper waste management can drive jobs and attract private sector investment.
Other speakers, including NES President Dr. Efegbidiki Okobia and Sterling One Foundation CEO Olapeju Ibekwe, stressed multi-sector collaboration and innovation as key to achieving Nigeria’s sustainability targets.
GreenHubAfrica’s CASH initiative is expected to inspire a new generation of green entrepreneurs and climate advocates, turning environmental challenges into business opportunities for young Nigerians.
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