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Hurricane Season Hits Hawaii Hard: What Bonny Island Residents Can Learn from the Pacific Storm Surge

This summer, Hawaii faced an unusual surge of hurricanes, with storms like Lowell and Lala causing significant damage. As sea temperatures rise and climate patterns shift, the tropical archipelago’s experience offers important lessons for coastal communities like Bonny Island in Rivers State. Understanding these changes helps our community prepare for evolving weather threats and protect our homes and livelihoods.

The Hidden Economic Impact of Immigration Raids: Lessons for Bonny Island and Finima Communities

A recent study reveals how immigration enforcement actions in Chicago caused over $1.26 billion in economic losses, highlighting the broader effects such raids can have on local economies and communities like Bonny Island and Finima.

Breath, Plastic, and Myth: Liz Larner’s Sculptural Journey from California to Global Art Conversations

American sculptor Liz Larner transforms unconventional materials like breath bacteria, single-use plastics, and mythological themes into compelling artworks that challenge perceptions and invite reflection on environmental and social issues. Her work resonates deeply with communities worldwide, including those in Bonny Island and the diaspora, by blending personal history, ecological concerns, and feminist narratives.