Dear one and all,

No one can take the place of government programs, nor can it
single-handedly cure the ills and disparities of society. But each of us
can make a difference in a small way, in our own sphere, and can find ways
to help that will make our efforts worth the time and trouble we invest in
them.

You might be thinking, "The little bit that I can do will never help
much!" or "What in Nigeria can I do?" If you've ever spent ten minutes
reading a book to a lonely child, you know that even that small amount of
compassion and attention can make a world of difference. No one person can
solve Nigeria and the world's problems, but what little you do can make
your little corner of Nigeria — or one far away from yours a happier,
healthier, safer place to live for those who need your help. Each of us
can right a wrong, fill a plate, tell the driver to be patient, rescue a
victim, deliver a meal, tend a public garden, mentor a child or whatever
action inspires you. Just jump in and take action!

On Saturday, March 31, 2012, we will be showing and sharing how much we
could do for the planet, our environment - The Earth Hour Walk will be
holding in three cities in Nigeria at 8.00am

Lagos: Allen Avenue roundabout, Ikeja to Marwa Gardens
Ibadan: The University of Ibadan, Halt Point is TBD
Abuja: Mr Biggs, 3rd Avenue Gwarinpa to Jabi Gardens

If you will be at any of these cities, kindly register for the
walk at http://www.earthhourng.org

The Earth Hour Charity Walk will be holding a minute silence for victims
of floods in Lagos, Ibadan, Northeastern Nigeria and those vulnerable
children at the Horn of Africa.

Moreover, you can help take awesome actions on the website, and download
our Climate Change Education pack. See you wonderful people out there.

Cheers!