Adenike Akinsemolu Quotes

Everything happens for a reason, and there is a premeditated arrangement for things that are and things that shall be.

For me, it involves connecting more with nature. Going outside and stepping into nature. Experiencing its beauty and its importance. It is only when we appreciate alluring essence of Mother Nature, then, together, we would have the urge to make our planet great again.

Your identity is your identity. It is what makes you special. Don’t be trapped by Mental Colonialism.

There is nothing bad in adopting a new culture but when you see nothing good in your own culture and thinks the other culture is the norm, then something is wrong. I call it slavery of the mind.

A healthy environment is vital for a healthy existence, and I wanted us to aspire to make our environment better for us and the generations to come.

The gift of life comes but once, and you have in a lifetime to accomplish all your dreams, visions, goals, and ambitions unapologetically. Remember, happiness comes in the fulfillment of these dreams, visions, goals, and ambitions.

Life is not a ten-speed bike where you can change to different gears and request for a spare.

Environmental studies could be seen as an autonomous discipline, yet to get the best out of it, a multidisciplinary approach must be applied.

We should care the most about the environment. That’s what the green on our flag symbolizes.

At that moment, it struck me that one single act can make an impact in the world.

The younger generations are agents of change and a bridge to a better future. This indeed is how I plan to shake things up- by equipping budding leaders with the requisite tools for growth.

....However, that should not stop us from doing our part. This planet is ours. When it thrives, we do the same.

Always keep in mind that some fellows will hold you in derision on your march towards progress, but don’t let it sway you....

Aside from being custodians of the environment, youths should understand the imminent threat of climate change on their collective futures. To manage what is unavoidable (adaptation) and avoid what is unmanageable (mitigation), youths must prioritise environmental studies as fundamental to their education.

Nigeria's approach to waste management (2020)