Identifying Opposition Groups in Nigeria In Nigeria, various societal groups resist accepting climate change and adopting renewable energy solutions. This...

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....

For years, fossil fuels have been the lifeblood of Nigeria’s energy sector, with petroleum and natural gas serving as the...

Infants, children, pregnant women, and the elderly suffer the most from the intense heat, often finding little relief.   Nigeria...

Short History Founded in 2013, the International Climate Change Development Initiative (ICCDI) began as Sub-Saharan Africa’s foremost weekly Twitter discourse...

In Nigeria’s pursuit of sustainable development and climate action, the federal government, in collaboration with and support of the Africa...

Climate Scorecard’s 2024 Government Climate Leadership Award is presented to a country official who has done the most to reduce...

In Nigeria, the spotlight is on the 2024 gubernatorial elections, particularly the Edo State governorship election scheduled for September 21....

In Nigeria, pursuing developmental objectives to ensure citizens’ well-being poses significant challenges to practical climate mitigation efforts. Several obstacles impede...

Implementing Methane Guidelines of the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission In 2023, Nigeria experienced a profound shift in climate policy...