🤔 Still unsure about composting? Let’s bust more common composting myths! You don’t need a large backyard or fancy equipment to compost effectively. Let’s make it easy! 🌱 #CompostingMyths #EcoEducation #SustainableLiving

🌸🦋 Composting benefits more than just your garden, it supports local biodiversity! By composting, you’re creating healthier ecosystems for plants, insects, and animals. 🌱 #Biodiversity #EcoSystems #CompostingBenefits

❓ Got questions about composting? Drop them in the comments, and let’s answer them! Let’s clear up any confusion and get you started on your composting journey. 🌱 #CompostingQuestions #AskTheExperts #EcoLiving

🌱 Ready to scale your composting efforts?Here’s how you can take composting from your home to your entire community. Start a composting initiative and spread the word! 🏡 #CommunityComposting #EcoImpact #WasteLess

🙌 Congratulations on completing our 30-day composting journey! You’re now a composting pro! Keep composting, and share your journey with us. Let’s continue to reduce waste and grow healthy gardens. 🌿 #CompostingJourney #EcoWarrior #SustainableLiving

Organic waste includes food scraps, leaves, and farm residues. These materials are not useless trash, they are valuable resources that can be reused through composting. Name three organic wastes commonly produced in your home.#WasteToWealth #OrganicWasteNG

More than half of household waste in Nigeria is organic, yet it is often dumped together with plastics and other waste. Should organic waste really end up in dumpsites? Share your answer.#SegregateAtSource #ClimateActionNigeria

When organic waste decomposes in dumpsites, it releases methane, a greenhouse gas about 25 times more powerful than carbon dioxide. This makes poor waste management a major climate issue. Share to raise awareness. #CompostForClimate

Dumpsites contribute to pollution, health risks, and environmental damage, while composting improves soil quality and reduces emissions. Which option is better for your community? #WasteToWealth

Improper waste handling encourages flies, rodents, and water pollution, increasing the risk of disease. Waste management is not only an environmental issue but a public health concern. Tag your local government.#OrganicWasteNG

The waste hierarchy prioritizes reducing waste, reusing materials, composting organic waste, and disposing only as a last option. Which step do you currently practice most? #SegregateAtSource

Quiz time. Organic waste produces methane. True or False?

Waste segregation involves separating organic waste, recyclables, and residual waste at the point of disposal. You can start easily by using just two bins at home. #WasteToWealth

Colour-coded bins help make waste segregation easier, green for organic waste, blue for recyclables, and black for residual waste. Which of these do you currently use? #SegregateAtSource

Segregating waste reduces pollution, lowers waste management costs, and protects waste collectors from health risks. Share this knowledge with at least one neighbour today.#OrganicWasteNG

Waste management begins at home, especially in the kitchen. Household practices play a major role in reducing waste pollution. Share a photo of your waste setup if possible. #ClimateActionNigeria

Waste collectors play a vital role in keeping communities clean, yet their work is often overlooked. Take a moment today to appreciate and respect a waste collector.#WasteToWealth

Local governments are responsible for effective waste collection systems, composting facilities, and enforcement of waste policies. Tag your local government to encourage action.#SegregateAtSource

Clean communities result from consistent effort and responsible behavior. Nominate a street or community that is doing well in waste management.#OrganicWasteNG

Composting is the process of converting organic waste into nutrient-rich material for soil improvement. It is simple but highly effective. Would you consider trying composting?#CompostForClimate