Nigeria is a distinctive nation, renowned for its diverse array of cultures and abundance of natural resources; however, it is currently positioned at a pivotal juncture. Lately, it has been confronting several serious issues that threaten its stability and economic health.

Stakeholders have called on the policymakers at the federal level to prioritise climate change actions, and increase responsiveness to climate induced emergencies, including flooding and food security.

Amara Nwuneli's remarkable documentary, "The Heat of Change," earned her the prestigious recognition as the first runner-up in the Best Documentary category at the inaugural Xposure International Film Awards. Held as part of the renowned Xposure International Photography Festival in Sharjah, UAE, early this month, this recognition underscores Nwuneli's impactful storytelling and dedication to raising…

Global television audiences who tune in for their local weather reports today are in for a surprise – a special forecast from the year 2050. While the format is familiar, the forecasts – anchored by children – are not. These young TV meteorologists joined the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) for its newly Weather Kids campaign, created…

The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, Dr Kenneth Opara, has stated that the private sector plays a pivotal role in climate change, especially in unlocking new growth opportunities, job creation and sustainable agriculture.

In recent years, we have noticed more heatwaves in Nigeria and this matches up with what is happening around the world due to climate change. These heatwaves are characterised by high temperatures that last a long time.

The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) have commemorated 2024 World Meteorological Day. At the event held on Thursday, 21st of March at the agency’s headquarters in Abuja, the Director General/ Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet), Professor Charles Anosike, said the reason for commemorating the day ahead…

Nearly four out of every five businesses in many of the emerging countries most vulnerable to the impacts of the climate emergency are already suffering the consequences of a rapidly changing environment.

With climate change disrupting weather patterns and jeopardising food security, scientists are equipping themselves with the knowledge and skills to leverage advanced crop models and climate data.

Innovators, investors and world leaders are set to converge on Silicon Valley, California, United States of America, this month to discuss the future of Africa at the African Diaspora Investment Symposium 2024 (ADIS24).

As the sixth session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-6) came to a close in Nairobi, Kenya at the weekend, the world’s policymakers have set the global environmental agenda to address climate change crisis.

The federal government has said it is determined to build stronger ties with the European Union (EU) to tackle developmental issues affecting the country.