Community Sensitization Campaign on Bush Burning and Land Management Practices

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Community Sensitization Campaign on Bush Burning and Land Management Practices

The Landmark University SDG 15 (Life on land) in collaboration with Landmark University SDG 13 (Climate Action), shared a university Climate Action plan through a Community Sensitization Campaign on Bush Burning and Land Management Practices in Rore, Ipetu, Ilofa, Eleyin and Omu-aran communities in Kwara State. The target stake holders were the farmers, market women and the traditional rulers. As part of the activities marking the day, tree seedlings were donated to each of the traditional rulers in each community to help mitigate the impact of climate change. Questions and comments from some of the stake holders were addressed and some of the challenges encountered during the sensitization were communicated to the Management of Landmark University.

SDG 13 Champion Dr. Okocha R.C, sensitizing the Omu-Aran Market Square

SDG 15 Champion Dr. E. T Alori sensitizing Rore community

A member of the SDG Dr Adeyonu sensitizing people at the Ilofa market square

SDG 13 and 15 Members with the traditional ruler, Oba Onipetu, during the campaign

A copy of the Flyer distributed (English)

A copy of the Flyer distributed (Yoruba)

Vice-Chancellor’s address and commendation after the campaign 

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