By: Abudu Olalekan Osun State. Sixth place. Sixth. Out of 36. In climate governance. Let that sink in. Just a year ago, they were at 30—now? Now they’re breathing down Lagos’ neck in the Southwest. And Kano? Kano jumped from 35th to fourth. Fourth! That’s not progress. That’s a full-on sprint. This isn’t some random…
By: Abudu Olalekan Meta Description: In the 2025 Subnational Climate Governance Ranking, Lagos State clinches first place again, sparking healthy competition among Nigerian states. Explore how this initiative drives local climate action and what it means for Nigeria’s green future. (152 characters)Focus Keyword: Subnational Climate Governance RankingSEO Score Target: 85+ with links to climate policy…
By: Abudu Olalekan Clean energy. It’s not just a buzzword. It’s survival. Clean Energy: How Nigeria Can Turn Sunlight Into Climate Finance In Abuja on October 8, 2025, something shifted. Not with fireworks or loud speeches — but with quiet urgency. The first-ever EcoWise forum brought people together. Not politicians giving promises. Real folks. Engineers,…
By: Abudu Olalekan Space weather monitoring took center stage Tuesday. Twenty-three nations gathered in Abuja. They had questions. Big ones. The UN’s Office for Outer Space Affairs brought everyone together – from France to South Africa, Japan to Brazil. Even NASA showed up. It’s October 2025, and they’re all worried about the same thing: what…
By: Akinde S. Oluwaseun Ten years. Paris Agreement signed. But emissions? Still climbing. Temperatures? Hitting new highs. Wild weather everywhere. Meanwhile, the US? Flipping on clean energy. Rolling back policies. Pulling support. Feels hopeless, right? Not so fast. Meet Hannah Ritchie. Oxford researcher. Data guru. She sees what headlines miss. Real progress. Her new book,…
By: Abudu Olalekan Last month, at the UN General Assembly in New York, President Bola Tinubu stood before world leaders and dropped a truth bomb. Climate change isn’t some far-off threat—it’s here, and Nigeria’s feeling the heat. Literally. “Climate action is not a choice; it’s an existential necessity,” he said. But here’s the kicker: words…
