Nasarawa climate change bill: Groups urge Gov. Sule to sign before window closes

By: Abudu Olalekan A last-minute effort by campaigners now targets Governor Abdullahi Sule, urging approval of the Nasarawa climate legislation prior to session closure. While time runs thin, supporters circle back with renewed appeals. Instead of waiting, they’ve turned up pressure through public statements. With lawmakers set to adjourn soon, delay could mean starting over….

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Climate Vulnerability: Nigeria Brings Conflict and Peace into Climate Fight

By: Abudu Olalekan Climate vulnerability isn’t just about the weather anymore—it’s about security, too. And Nigeria’s government says it’s now weaving conflict sensitivity and peacebuilding directly into the country’s National Adaptation Plan, known as the NAP. The goal? To tackle the kind of climate-linked tensions—like farmer-herder clashes, banditry, and resource conflicts—that keep entire regions unstable….

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Short-lived Climate Forcers: IPCC Experts Gather in Rome to Shape 2027 Methodology Report

By: Abudu Olalekan Rome hums with activity these days. Gathering at the FAO building, specialists from over fifty nations – totaling above 130 – fill conference rooms this week. Their purpose ties to climate tracking, focused sharply on short-term pollutants. They’re deep in work for what will become the IPCC’s 2027 guide on measuring emissions…

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