The United Nations’ Climate Change Summit, otherwise called COP28, currently going on in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, opened with the historic launch of the Loss and Damage Fund on Thursday, 3rd December. The operationalisation of the fund on the first day of the summit demonstrated the commitment of the world leaders to the resolution reached last year at COP27 in …

Airtel Africa has urged African business leaders and governments to join forces to tackle climate-related issues across the continent. The group CEO of Airtel Africa plc, Segun Ogunsanya, who made the call, while addressing a distinguished audience at a COP28 side event co-hosted by Airtel Africa and the African Business Leaders Coalition (ABLC), reaffirmed the importance of an enabling policy …

Nigeria, as I have often said, is a country of one scandal, one minute. Before you have settled down to digest one, another happens! So, you hurriedly sweep the previous one under the carpets to have enough room for the latest! Our carpets, thus, are bulging, threatening to burst any time-t, as they say, at the seams! The latest controversy …

The number of delegates from Nigeria attending the ongoing Climate Summit in Dubai (otherwise called COP28) has generated a lot of controversies and strong social media conversations in the last 24 hours. It is important to set the record straight and provide some clarity. To begin with, the summit is tagged COP, which means Convention of Parties. The ongoing summit …

President Bola Tinubu said Nigeria is taking a significant step towards a sustainable and eco-friendly future by introducing a pioneering initiative to deploy a fleet of 100 electric buses. At a high-level meeting with stakeholders and investors on the Nigeria Carbon Market and Electric Buses Rollout Programme on Saturday in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on the margins of the COP28 …

President Bola Tinubu on Thursday, met King Charles III of England in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, venue of the COP28 Climate Summit. Both leaders had arrived at the city to participate in the Conference where leaders from over 198 countries are expected to participate. President Tinubu announced the meeting on his X account, describing the British monarch as a …