Nearly half of Nigeria’s population resides in rural areas, yet fewer than 30% have access to reliable electricity
Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, stands at a crossroads. While the country boasts vast oil reserves and abundant renewable energy potential, millions of... Read more.
NBS Must be Formally Integrated into Nigeria’s National Policies
NBS must be formally integrated into Nigeria’s national policies, including the National Climate Change Action Plan, to ensure they receive the political and... Read more.
Nigeria has Pledged to Achieve 100% Zero-Emission Sales for New Cars and Vans by 2040
Nigeria’s journey toward electric mobility is gaining significant traction, showcasing a determined push to align with global sustainability goals. Recent developments,... Read more.
Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Technology in Nigeria
As the world grapples with the mounting challenges of climate change, countries like Nigeria are leveraging innovative technologies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions... Read more.
Rural Areas are Among the Most Hesitant to be Reached Regarding Renewable Energy Solutions in Nigeria
Identifying Opposition Groups in Nigeria In Nigeria, various societal groups resist accepting climate change and adopting renewable energy solutions. This resistance... Read more.
Assessing Forest Cover and Composition in Nigeria
Nigeria’s once expansive forests are now under severe threat, reduced to only 12.8% of the country’s land—around 110,890 square kilometers. Over time,... Read more.
Nigeria has Made Impressive Strides in Increasing its Renewable Energy Capacity Over the Past Decade
For years, fossil fuels have been the lifeblood of Nigeria’s energy sector, with petroleum and natural gas serving as the cornerstone of the country’s... Read more.
Relentless Heatwaves in Nigeria
Infants, children, pregnant women, and the elderly suffer the most from the intense heat, often finding little relief. Nigeria is under relentless heatwaves,... Read more.
Leading Country Climate NGOs: International Climate Change Development Initiative, Nigeria
Short History Founded in 2013, the International Climate Change Development Initiative (ICCDI) began as Sub-Saharan Africa’s foremost weekly Twitter discourse... Read more.
Nigeria’s New ETS Holds Promise in Driving Sustainable Development and Combating Climate Change
In Nigeria’s pursuit of sustainable development and climate action, the federal government, in collaboration with and support of the Africa Carbon Market Initiative... Read more.