Ethiopia Wins COP32 Hosting Bid as Nigeria Loses Out

By: Abudu Olalekan So… Ethiopia won. Yeah. Over Nigeria. COP32? Going down in Addis Ababa. Not Abuja. Not Lagos. Not even Calabar (which, honestly, would’ve been a vibe). Nope. It’s Ethiopia. And look — no shade. Addis is legit. PM Abiy Ahmed called it “a global city in climate ambition” back in September. Smooth. Strategic….

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Sustainable Oil Exploration: Expert Calls for Stricter Environmental Laws in Niger Delta

By: Abudu Olalekan In the heart of Nigeria’s oil-rich Niger Delta, engineer Simon Ejobona pushes for greener drilling and tougher rules to protect lands and people. From pipeline fixes to global treaties—discover how sustainable practices could save the region. Imagine the Niger Delta. Murky waters. Towering rigs piercing the sky. Oil flows like blood in…

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Paris Agreement: EU Hikes Climate Target, Submits Massive NDC Update Ahead of COP30

By: Abudu Olalekan The European Union Council just dropped a major climate bomb. November 5, 2025. They finally approved their updated Nationally Determined Contribution, the NDC. This isn’t just paperwork, this is a heavy-duty commitment. This is the EU’s promise to the planet under the Paris Agreement, detailing exactly how they plan to tackle climate…

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