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SOStainability and @resourceme are proud to play a part in celebrating the Staffordshire Business and Environment Network 1000 member milestone! For those in Staffordshire who are not already a member, join today for free by using this link: sben.co.uk/members/join-u… #sben

Come and join SOStainability at Newcastle-Under-Lyme's Business Festival on Tuesday 17th March at Keele University!!! #sostainability #NuLShapingTheFUTURE2026 #RENEW

📚 Launching Today The GESI Tracker Compendium on the 10th National Assembly. This publication provides: • Data on women’s legislative participation • Gender-responsive lawmaking trends • Key policy interventions led by female lawmakers

SOSfact for the day Coastal communities can't wait. Neither can we. (SaveTheChildren, 2026) #sosfact #sostainability #sustainability #circulareconomy

SOSfact for the day Recycle your cards. Show your love for the planet, as well as your partner. 💚 (DS Smith, 2020) #sosfact #sostainability #sustainability #circulareconomy

SOSfact for the day Climate change is real. But the future is still ours to shape. Every action we take today matters. (YaleCC) #sosfact #sostainability #sustainability #circulareconomy

Season's Greetings from OrderPaper! Christmas reminds us of the power of unity and shared purpose. Thank you for standing with us in advancing transparency and accountability. Wishing you a blessed Christmas and a prosperous New Year!

@NOA_Nigeria @FMINONigeria @LanreIssaOnilu It was a delight to have audience with the DG and his senior management team. A great collaboration is unfolding…

NOA, OrderPaper Meet, Commit to Improving Civic Awareness and Promoting National Identity The National Orientation Agency (NOA) has re-stated its commitment to enhancing civic awareness and promoting national identity. Director General NOA, Mallam Lanre Issa-Onilu, made this commitment when he welcomed OrderPaper Nigeria’s leadership to the Agency’s headquarters in Abuja, praising the visiting organisation for a decade of working to enhance citizen understanding of, and engagement with the National Assembly. Mallam Issa-Onilu highlighted NOA’s dual mandate: informing citizens about government policies and promoting unity, patriotism, and national values. He showcased new innovations of the NOA, including the AI-powered CLHEEAN, Superhero for Children, Captain Excellence, Civic Education for Nigeria School Curriculum and the Hackathon online quiz for youths. He noted that public misconceptions about government policies and actions are widespread and described OrderPaper as a valuable partner in improving civic understanding of government activities. OrderPaper CEO Mr. Oke Epia solicited collaboration with the NOA, stressing the need to highlight the work of the National Assembly and enhance citizen participation in legislative processes. OrderPaper Nigeria is an independent parliamentary monitoring organisation and policy think tank. @FMINONigeria @OrderPaper

𝗚𝗼𝗼𝗱 𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗗𝗼𝗻’𝘁 𝗔𝗹𝘄𝗮𝘆𝘀 𝗟𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝘁𝗼 𝗦𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗔𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀!!! Find out why it’s tough to stay consistent and how small changes can make a big difference. Curious to learn more? Read the full article now! tiny.cc/sustainablebeh…

SOSFact for the Day 🌱 Behind every thriving economy are small businesses with BIG impact. 💼 SMEs are fueling growth, jobs, and innovation across emerging markets. #Sustainability #SMEs

SOSFact for the Day 🌍 Nearly the entire global market is now covered by sustainability disclosures. Sustainability isn’t optional anymore—investors already see it across most of the market. #Sustainability #ESG #SOSFact

SOSFact for the Day 💡 Small businesses aren’t just shaping economies; they’re also building a sustainable future by creating jobs for all, including the most vulnerable. #Sustainability #SMEs #GreenEconomy #InclusiveGrowth

SOSFact for the Day 💡 For small and medium-sized businesses, the UK Business Climate Hub is a game-changer! With support tailored to help SMEs thrive in a green economy, now is the perfect time to embrace sustainable practices. #SMEs #SustainabilityOpportunities #GreenGrowth

Solar, wind, tidal – we’ve got the power, but can we handle the off days? 🤔 The future of energy is here, but we need to make it work 24/7! Listen to the full conversation: YouTube: tiny.cc/f5xr001 Spotify: tiny.cc/g5xr001 Apple Podcast: tiny.cc/h5xr001

Once upon a time, social media felt… social. You could post a thought, photo, or win and a lot of your friends/followers would actually see it. That's not the case anymore. The shift didn’t happen overnight but now it’s impossible to ignore. The algorithms have hijacked our feeds. Instead of showing you posts from people you chose to connect with, platforms now prioritize what they think you want based on what you click, watch or linger on. Think about it. You click on a random post about fitness, world events, or some conspiracy theory and suddenly your feed becomes a one-topic echo chamber. It’s not long before every third post is an ad. What about your friends? Well, they’re buried six feet under in the algorithm graveyard. Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok, and YouTube are all the same game. The “social” part of social media is being drowned out by machine-driven interest matching designed to keep you scrolling and spending. Why? Because your attention is the product. The longer you’re hooked, the more ads they can sell. Here’s the problem most people don’t realize. This isn’t just about missing your cousin’s vacation pics or your friend’s business launch. It’s about losing control over the information you consume and slowly being trained to see the world through whatever lens the algorithm serves you. If you’re a creator, entrepreneur, or thought leader, the takeaway is clear. You can’t rely on organic reach alone. You need to own your audience email lists, SMS lists, and private communities. You need to create content that earns shares and engagement beyond the algorithm’s chokehold. The game has changed. Social media isn’t dead or on life support yet but the plug is halfway out of the wall.

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The Rembinar Dialogue Series is here again!!! This edition of the collaborative series between the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) and OrderPaper Nigeria focuses on the impact of Nigeria's tax reform agenda on the national energy transition roadmap. Theme: Tax Bills & Implications for Energy Transition 📅 Monday, April 28, 2025 ⏰ 11:00 AM 💻 Virtual (Zoom) 🔗 bit.ly/rembinar 📍 Panelist Hon. Terseer Ugbor Deputy Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Environment 📍 Panelist Dieter Ahmad Bassi PhD. mni Director, Policy, Planning and Strategy (PPS), NEITI 📍 Panelist Olumide Idowu Founder/Executive Director, International Climate Change Development Initiative Africa (ICCDI), Africa 📍 Convener/Moderator Oke Epia Founder/CEO, OrderPaper ↘️ Click here to register for free and be part of the conversation bit.ly/rembinar

Happening Shortly! 🗣️ We’re breaking down INEC’s new Recall Guidelines — what’s changed & what it means for you! 🎙️Speakers: @femifalana_SAN @_yemia @ShehuSani @DCynthiaM @resourceme @DrLawrencebayo Moderator: @seunokin @YIAGA @OrderPaper

Join OrderPaper's Founder and Executive Director, Oke Epia, live on X Space tonight at 8pm, as he discusses alongside other distinguished guests ‘Citizens' guide to the recall process.' Link: x.com/i/spaces/1zqJV… Make sure to set your reminder and join the discussion!

SOSFact for the Day 🌍 Imagine a world with 25% more forests—absorbing CO₂, restoring biodiversity, and cooling our planet. Reforestation isn’t just possible; it’s necessary. Every tree counts. Let’s make it happen! 🌱🌳 #Climatechange