Kayode TokedePlastic pollution poses one of Nigeria’s most pressing urban challenges, and following the success of its Walk4ZeroPlastic in Lagos, The Alternative Bank said it is expanding the initiative to Abuja and Kano. The Executive Director (North) at The Alternative Bank, Garba Mohammed in a statement said, “Plastic pollution is choking our cities, but together, we can turn the tide. “Abuja and Kano are ready to show that collective action can make Nigeria’s markets and streets cleaner, safer, and more sustainable. The Abuja and Kano extensions are being delivered in collaboration with major partners such as the Federal Ministry of Environment, Federal Ministry of Youth Development, Business Day Foundation, Abuja Environmental Protection Board, Daar Communication Group, and the Kano State Ministry of Environment. The walk is also supported by the Kano State Refuse Management and Sanitation Board (REMASAB), Sterling One Foundation, Made by Nigeria (MBN), Kidney Care Hospital, the Sterling Sustainability Working Group, and The Alternative Foodbank.