Nigeria is facing a dire environmental crisis, as deforestation and desertification continue to shape the region’s landscapes and disrupt...

Nigeria’s energy landscape relies heavily on fossil fuels, with natural gas and oil generating over 80% of the country’s electricity....

At COP28, Nigeria reaffirmed its commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2060. Like many developing nations, it entered the talks with bold ambitions: expand renewables, cut emissions, and secure the financing to make it all possible. Since COP29 however, those ambitions have started colliding with a more sobering reality that international aid is drying up. Across Europe, donor countries are quietly pulling back.

Drought poses a significant challenge to Nigeria, particularly impacting the arid northern regions, where agriculture relies heavily on...

Nigeria is facing significant climatic challenges, with a notable increase in the frequency and severity of heavy rainfall events. This...

As the world gears up for the upcoming COP29 in November in Azerbaijan, the urgency of addressing climate change in the Sub-Saharan...

As we approach 2025, the technological landscape is poised for significant shifts that will impact businesses across all sectors....

As the international community gears up for COP28, Loss and Damage emerges as a central theme, underscoring the far-reaching consequences...