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How to visit your friend in style 

Lawrence konko, Ildamat ward environmentalists of the year 2020, visited his  friend, Ken Nkowua at Ewaso Ng’iro, Narok, and really surprised him, not with cakes nor sweats but by creating awareness on the need to plant trees, this is one practical way of telling a Friend to tell a Friend to plant trees to save lives, Nature Can't Wait, real solutions starts with you and me.

Ken Nkowua planting trees at his home after his Friend the ildamat ward environmentalists of the year, Lawrence Konko Visit.


Lawrence konko planting trees at Ken Nkowua's home


There is no climate action without real solutions,  environmental solutions starts with you,Tell a Friend to tell a Friend to plant trees to save lives.
Nature Can't Wait.

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  1. AnonymousNovember 6, 2022 at 12:43 PM

    Surprise your friend not with eatable things but trees that will give the community an infinitive number of goodies.

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