Cultivating ideas and developing a generation of ocean leaders committed to ocean sustainability across Nigeria and Africa.
100+
Youth Leaders
1000+ kg
Waste Removed
5+
Campaigns
180+
Countries Network
Every action, every advocate, every clean beach — measured and growing.
Youth Leaders Trained
Young ocean advocates empowered across Nigeria
Community Members Reached
Coastal and inland communities engaged in ocean conservation
Ocean Waste Removed
Plastic and marine debris collected from Nigerian coastlines
Countries in Network
Part of the global SOA network spanning the world
Part of the global Sustainable Ocean Alliance network spanning 180+ countries
Seven pillars of action driving ocean health and sustainability in Nigeria and across Africa.
Nigeria's mangrove forests are among Africa's most biodiverse — and most threatened. SOA Nigeria is leading community-driven restoration efforts that protect coastlines, absorb carbon, and rebuild livelihoods for fishing communities.
0+
Mangroves Planted
0
Coastal Communities
0
Restoration Sites
0+
Volunteers Mobilised
0+ t
CO₂ Sequestered
Part of SOA Nigeria's commitment to blue carbon and coastal resilience
Read full project detailsFrom deep seabed mining advocacy to beach cleanups — discover the campaigns driving change.
Register for our upcoming forums, cleanups, and webinars.
15
Jun
A forum bringing together young ocean advocates to discuss deep seabed mining threats and develop advocacy strategies.
8
Jun
Join us for a massive beach cleanup in honour of World Ocean Day. Bring gloves, water, and your community spirit.
20
Jul
A masterclass on ocean advocacy, science communication, and youth leadership for aspiring ocean champions.
Moments from our campaigns, cleanups, and community events across Nigeria.
Major players in deep seabed mining have consistently been throwing caution to the wind while searching for mineral resources on the seafloor. Here's why Africa must take a stand.
From exploration to extraction, deep seabed mining threatens biodiversity, creates toxic plumes, and disrupts ecosystems that took millennia to form.
SOA Nigeria hosted a landmark conference bringing together scientists, policymakers, and young advocates to develop a unified voice on deep seabed mining.
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