Foremost environment watchdog, the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), on Saturday, November 18, 2017 held a charity fundraising dinner. The annual dance dinner was tagged the “Green Ball”.
The event was used to raise funds for the organisation’s numerous conservation projects and programmes nationwide, officials disclosed, adding that, in pursuance of its vision of “a Nigeria where people prosper while living in harmony with nature”, the funds generated together with other grants would be used to mitigate environmental challenges.
L-R: Chief Ede Dafinone, Chairman, National Executive Council of NCF; Mrs. Yetunde Emanuel, Board of Trustees Member; Izoma Philip Asiodu, President, Board of Trustees; Chief (Mrs.) Cordelia Agboti, Member, National Executive Council of NCF; Dr. Ade Alakija, Member, National Executive Council of NCF; and Mr. Adeniyi Karunwi, DG of NCF, at the charity fundraiser for Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) on Saturday, November 18, 2017 at Lagos Oriental HotelsMrs. Yetunde Emanuel, NCF BoT Member, presenting an award of recognition in the honour of late Ambassador Aduke Alakija for her contributions to NCF​; Mr. Alakija receiving the award on behalf of the Alakija family; with them is Chief Ede Dafinone, Chairman, NCF and Mr. Adeniyi Karunwi DG of NCFDr. Donald Duke, former Governor of Cross Rivers State and his wife, Onari, at the NCF Green Ball dinner 2017 held on saturday, November 18, 2017 at the Lagos Oriental Hotels
