Author: Irene David-Arinze

Mucuna: Nigeria’s Climate-Smart Crop for Soil Restoration and Agricultural Resilience

In the face of Nigeria’s worsening climate crisis, shrinking natural resources such as arable land and water, land degradation, and insecurity are fueling a national food crisis. With over 19.5 million people projected to face food insecurity in 2025, farmers are increasingly looking toward nature-based solutions to restore soil health, improve yields, and build resilience. […]

Nigeria can leverage on Renewables to Industrialize: Rep. Sam Onuigbo

Sponsor of the Nigeria Climate Change Act and former Member of the House of Representatives, Rep. Sam Onuigbo, has stated that renewable energy can provide the energy needed by the country to fully industrialize.  Onuigbo emphasized this during a series of interventions he made during the 14th International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) Assembly, the IRENA […]

Debt-for-Nature swaps to finance Climate Action In Africa

At the event, top African experts call for more innovation, partnerships and government reforms to unlock billions in climate finance. With Africa requiring over $300 billion annually for climate adaptation, policymakers and government officials meeting at a high-level event on the sidelines of the Africa Climate Summit in Nairobi, have called for the implementation of […]

LEKKI DEEP SEA PORT PROMOTES AFCFTA GAINS BUT LOCAL COMMUNITY SEEK SHARED PROSPERITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

The Lekki Deep Sea Port holds the promise to position Nigeria for the big gains of the AFCFTA, competitive transshipment, and status upgrade as the maritime hub of West Africa, but the neighboring local communities also want a share of this prosperity and protection against any adverse sustainability and human rights issues following the development. […]

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