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Earth Day: LUFASI nature park boss,Majekodunmi sunreporters E.D plant trees in memory of Covid-19 victims

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Managing Director, www.sunreporters.com, Markson Ehvwubare and CEO, LUFASI nature park Lagos, Desmond Majekodunmi in Lagos at the 2020 World Earth Day with the theme ‘Climate action


Chairman of the Lagos-based LUFASI Nature Park, Desmond Majekodunmi and environmental activist cum Executive Director, sunreporters online news platform, K.M Ehvwubare recently led a group of environment campaigners to plant trees in memory of the thousands of people that have lost their lives to the dreaded covid19 pandemic, and in the commemoration of Earth Day 50th anniversary in Lagos.



“We join the world in celebrating the 50th anniversary of the world’s largest environmental movement that has never been more relevant than now when nature has locked humanity down,” Majekodunmi said.

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He urged humanity to stop “the act of terrorism” against wildlife that could
provoke zoonotic viral transfer. Majekodunmi equally prayed humanity to stop the act of massively polluting the atmosphere that could trigger catastrophic climate change, and instead show true and genuine love for the Creator by caring for His wonderful creation.

Speaking in a similar vein, Abel Mukoro, Environmental Education Officer,
LUFASI Nature Park, said: “Plant more trees in your house, roadsides, etc.
LUFASI prioritises the safeguarding of its 20 hectares forest for the people, biodiversity and towards taking climate action.”
This year’s Earth Day theme is on ‘Climate Action’.

According to the executive director, sunreporters, Markson Kparobo Ehvwubare explained that COVID 19 has plunge the world into global emergency, stressed that as environmentalist decided to plant trees to be named COVID trees in memory of those that died of the COVID 19 pandemic.

He called for protection of nature just as he reminded individuals, government, companies to always plant trees to save the environment. He added.

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