Climate Action

@ClimateActionNG

*Showcasing Youth positive action on Climate Change in Nigeria Curator @KevinSDGRadio #ClimateActionNG #ACT4SDGS #Speak4SDGs #TeachSDGs #SDGRadio #SDGRadioNG

Nigeria

Joined November 2017

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Climate Action @ClimateActionNG

over 7 years ago

@ClimateActionNG in collaboration with @SDGRadioNG will be tweeting at Political Parties Political institutions in Nigeria to ask & know what sources of alternative power they use in their establishment aside power generated from the National Grid cc @FMPWH @inecnigeria @AsoRock

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14 days ago

Our six-week Teach Recycling & WASH for Students programme kicks off in UBE Sabon Gari/Sabon Tasha, Kaduna State, empowering students to embrace recycling, hygiene, and environmental responsibility. This initiative is delivered in partnership with Kwaji Environmental Education Foundation, with support from UNICEF Nigeria. Together, we are building cleaner schools, healthier students, and greener communities. This is just the beginning! We hope to expand the programme across more states in Nigeria, nurturing a generation of young environmental champions who turn knowledge into action. 🌍♻️ #TeachRecyclingEarly #WASH #UNICEFNigeria #EnvironmentalEducation #ICCDIAfrica

ClimateWed's tweet photo. Our six-week Teach Recycling & WASH for Students programme kicks off in UBE Sabon Gari/Sabon Tasha, Kaduna State, empowering students to embrace recycling, hygiene, and environmental responsibility.

This initiative is delivered in partnership with Kwaji Environmental Education Foundation, with support from UNICEF Nigeria. Together, we are building cleaner schools, healthier students, and greener communities.

This is just the beginning! We hope to expand the programme across more states in Nigeria, nurturing a generation of young environmental champions who turn knowledge into action. 🌍♻️

#TeachRecyclingEarly #WASH #UNICEFNigeria #EnvironmentalEducation #ICCDIAfrica

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over 1 year ago

#BuildSustainableNow This photovoltaic power plant uses both solar and tidal power to generate electricity. @zlj517 @elonmusk @bhash @TheVineetMittal

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UNICEF Africa @UNICEFAfrica

14 days ago

The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities affirms equal participation for all. With around 95.1M children aged 5–19 who have hearing loss globally, access to national sign languages is vital so they can learn, participate, and thrive. #inclusion @UNICEFGhana

UNICEFAfrica's tweet photo. The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities affirms equal participation for all.
With around 95.1M children aged 5–19 who have hearing loss globally, access to national sign languages is vital so they can learn, participate, and thrive.

#inclusion @UNICEFGhana https://t.co/NbFEeqwQcD

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Who to follow

Founder of Nature Gives Back | Researcher| Promoter of Furious Nature Warriors and the Climate Speaker-Thon| Local Youth Council Executive | #SDGs

The Nigerian Conservation Foundation is the premier Non Governmental Organisation (NGO) dedicated to nature conservation and sustainable development in Nigeria.

Climate & Sustainable Development Network

Climate & Sustainable Development Network (CSDevNet) is a coalition of CSOs for Climate Change & Sustainable Development.

ClimateActionNG retweeted

UN Youth Office @UNYouthAffairs

14 days ago

Climate action. Youth empowerment. Peace and security. 🌍 Since joining the 2025 #SDGYoungLeaders cohort, Adelin has advanced youth-led climate action, championed inclusive peacebuilding, built new partnerships and amplified youth voices worldwide. 🔗: https://t.co/Ql9WOL3tWu

UNYouthAffairs's tweet photo. Climate action.
Youth empowerment.
Peace and security. 🌍

Since joining the 2025 #SDGYoungLeaders cohort, Adelin has advanced youth-led climate action, championed inclusive peacebuilding, built new partnerships and amplified youth voices worldwide.

🔗: https://t.co/Ql9WOL3tWu https://t.co/JjqBfGmV3v

UNYouthAffairs's tweet photo. Climate action.
Youth empowerment.
Peace and security. 🌍

Since joining the 2025 #SDGYoungLeaders cohort, Adelin has advanced youth-led climate action, championed inclusive peacebuilding, built new partnerships and amplified youth voices worldwide.

🔗: https://t.co/Ql9WOL3tWu https://t.co/JjqBfGmV3v

UNYouthAffairs's tweet photo. Climate action.
Youth empowerment.
Peace and security. 🌍

Since joining the 2025 #SDGYoungLeaders cohort, Adelin has advanced youth-led climate action, championed inclusive peacebuilding, built new partnerships and amplified youth voices worldwide.

🔗: https://t.co/Ql9WOL3tWu https://t.co/JjqBfGmV3v

UNYouthAffairs's tweet photo. Climate action.
Youth empowerment.
Peace and security. 🌍

Since joining the 2025 #SDGYoungLeaders cohort, Adelin has advanced youth-led climate action, championed inclusive peacebuilding, built new partnerships and amplified youth voices worldwide.

🔗: https://t.co/Ql9WOL3tWu https://t.co/JjqBfGmV3v

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UN Environment Programme

14 days ago

Nature is making a comeback. The first-ever global assessment of restoration progress finds 252 million hectares under restoration – the largest documented effort yet. But the world must move faster to meet 2030 commitments. Find out more: https://t.co/hiT3TmZAzA

UNEP's tweet photo. Nature is making a comeback.

The first-ever global assessment of restoration progress finds 252 million hectares under restoration – the largest documented effort yet.

But the world must move faster to meet 2030 commitments.

Find out more: https://t.co/hiT3TmZAzA https://t.co/do0e3DqKvY

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Dr. Richard Munang

14 days ago

What is a tonne of African carbon worth? For goods arriving in the third quarter of this year, Europe priced carbon at its border at EUR 82.32 a tonne. About $93. In one World Bank forest programme in Africa, carbon was paid for at $5 a tonne. By mid-2025, the programme's own report showed about 89 cents of each tonne had reached communities. About 38 cents of it in cash. Different markets, and nobody should pretend otherwise. But it is the same tonne. On 19 October, at the invitation of Ghana's Minister of Environment, Science and Technology, Hon. Dr Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, I shared this evidence with Ghana's negotiators ahead of the UN climate talks in Antalya, which open on 9 November. The Chief Director, Ms Suweibatu Adam, chaired. We did not go to tell anyone what to say. The positions belong to Ghana and to the African Group of Negotiators. Our role is to put a trusted number under every sentence. Ghana starts ahead. Its Carbon Market Office reports it was the first country in Africa to complete authorisation, issuance, transfer and reporting under the Paris Agreement's new carbon market. Forests. Satellite research published in Science finds about 81 per cent of Africa's tropical forest carbon loss comes from degradation, not clearing. A forest can keep its size and lose its health. Just transition. A transition is just only when we count what stays at home, and what comes back to the town where the mine sits. Trade. Ghana's Cocoa Board has asked for fair cost-sharing between Ghana, the EU and operators for proving cocoa is deforestation-free. A rule written to save forests should not make the farmer poorer. What we do at @UNUniversity @UNUINRA : We count the keep rate, the cents of every natural resource dollar that stay at home. Our Innovative Affiliates, many of them young African researchers, read 191,621 hectares of coastline on free satellite images, with no grant and no travel. The morning after the session, the Ministry had two short briefs from us, on carbon and on the just transition. Governments see their own figures first, with their right of reply printed beside ours. Every figure is linked to its source in the commentary. Check every number. Count It. Keep It. Convert It. Circulate It. Africa is not poor. Africa is uncounted. Read the commentary: https://t.co/9FLRDSgto6 #COP31 #Antalya #CarbonMarkets #JustTransition #NaturalResources #Africa

RichardMunang's tweet photo. What is a tonne of African carbon worth?

For goods arriving in the third quarter of this year, Europe priced carbon at its border at EUR 82.32 a tonne. About $93.

In one World Bank forest programme in Africa, carbon was paid for at $5 a tonne. By mid-2025, the programme's own report showed about 89 cents of each tonne had reached communities. About 38 cents of it in cash.

Different markets, and nobody should pretend otherwise. But it is the same tonne.

On 19 October, at the invitation of Ghana's Minister of Environment, Science and Technology, Hon. Dr Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, I shared this evidence with Ghana's negotiators ahead of the UN climate talks in Antalya, which open on 9 November. The Chief Director, Ms Suweibatu Adam, chaired.

We did not go to tell anyone what to say. The positions belong to Ghana and to the African Group of Negotiators. Our role is to put a trusted number under every sentence.

Ghana starts ahead. Its Carbon Market Office reports it was the first country in Africa to complete authorisation, issuance, transfer and reporting under the Paris Agreement's new carbon market.

Forests. Satellite research published in Science finds about 81 per cent of Africa's tropical forest carbon loss comes from degradation, not clearing. A forest can keep its size and lose its health.

Just transition. A transition is just only when we count what stays at home, and what comes back to the town where the mine sits.

Trade. Ghana's Cocoa Board has asked for fair cost-sharing between Ghana, the EU and operators for proving cocoa is deforestation-free. A rule written to save forests should not make the farmer poorer.

What we do at @UNUniversity @UNUINRA :
We count the keep rate, the cents of every natural resource dollar that stay at home.
Our Innovative Affiliates, many of them young African researchers, read 191,621 hectares of coastline on free satellite images, with no grant and no travel.
The morning after the session, the Ministry had two short briefs from us, on carbon and on the just transition.
Governments see their own figures first, with their right of reply printed beside ours.

Every figure is linked to its source in the commentary. Check every number.

Count It. Keep It. Convert It. Circulate It.

Africa is not poor. Africa is uncounted.

Read the commentary: https://t.co/9FLRDSgto6

#COP31 #Antalya #CarbonMarkets #JustTransition #NaturalResources #Africa

RichardMunang's tweet photo. What is a tonne of African carbon worth?

For goods arriving in the third quarter of this year, Europe priced carbon at its border at EUR 82.32 a tonne. About $93.

In one World Bank forest programme in Africa, carbon was paid for at $5 a tonne. By mid-2025, the programme's own report showed about 89 cents of each tonne had reached communities. About 38 cents of it in cash.

Different markets, and nobody should pretend otherwise. But it is the same tonne.

On 19 October, at the invitation of Ghana's Minister of Environment, Science and Technology, Hon. Dr Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, I shared this evidence with Ghana's negotiators ahead of the UN climate talks in Antalya, which open on 9 November. The Chief Director, Ms Suweibatu Adam, chaired.

We did not go to tell anyone what to say. The positions belong to Ghana and to the African Group of Negotiators. Our role is to put a trusted number under every sentence.

Ghana starts ahead. Its Carbon Market Office reports it was the first country in Africa to complete authorisation, issuance, transfer and reporting under the Paris Agreement's new carbon market.

Forests. Satellite research published in Science finds about 81 per cent of Africa's tropical forest carbon loss comes from degradation, not clearing. A forest can keep its size and lose its health.

Just transition. A transition is just only when we count what stays at home, and what comes back to the town where the mine sits.

Trade. Ghana's Cocoa Board has asked for fair cost-sharing between Ghana, the EU and operators for proving cocoa is deforestation-free. A rule written to save forests should not make the farmer poorer.

What we do at @UNUniversity @UNUINRA :
We count the keep rate, the cents of every natural resource dollar that stay at home.
Our Innovative Affiliates, many of them young African researchers, read 191,621 hectares of coastline on free satellite images, with no grant and no travel.
The morning after the session, the Ministry had two short briefs from us, on carbon and on the just transition.
Governments see their own figures first, with their right of reply printed beside ours.

Every figure is linked to its source in the commentary. Check every number.

Count It. Keep It. Convert It. Circulate It.

Africa is not poor. Africa is uncounted.

Read the commentary: https://t.co/9FLRDSgto6

#COP31 #Antalya #CarbonMarkets #JustTransition #NaturalResources #Africa

RichardMunang's tweet photo. What is a tonne of African carbon worth?

For goods arriving in the third quarter of this year, Europe priced carbon at its border at EUR 82.32 a tonne. About $93.

In one World Bank forest programme in Africa, carbon was paid for at $5 a tonne. By mid-2025, the programme's own report showed about 89 cents of each tonne had reached communities. About 38 cents of it in cash.

Different markets, and nobody should pretend otherwise. But it is the same tonne.

On 19 October, at the invitation of Ghana's Minister of Environment, Science and Technology, Hon. Dr Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, I shared this evidence with Ghana's negotiators ahead of the UN climate talks in Antalya, which open on 9 November. The Chief Director, Ms Suweibatu Adam, chaired.

We did not go to tell anyone what to say. The positions belong to Ghana and to the African Group of Negotiators. Our role is to put a trusted number under every sentence.

Ghana starts ahead. Its Carbon Market Office reports it was the first country in Africa to complete authorisation, issuance, transfer and reporting under the Paris Agreement's new carbon market.

Forests. Satellite research published in Science finds about 81 per cent of Africa's tropical forest carbon loss comes from degradation, not clearing. A forest can keep its size and lose its health.

Just transition. A transition is just only when we count what stays at home, and what comes back to the town where the mine sits.

Trade. Ghana's Cocoa Board has asked for fair cost-sharing between Ghana, the EU and operators for proving cocoa is deforestation-free. A rule written to save forests should not make the farmer poorer.

What we do at @UNUniversity @UNUINRA :
We count the keep rate, the cents of every natural resource dollar that stay at home.
Our Innovative Affiliates, many of them young African researchers, read 191,621 hectares of coastline on free satellite images, with no grant and no travel.
The morning after the session, the Ministry had two short briefs from us, on carbon and on the just transition.
Governments see their own figures first, with their right of reply printed beside ours.

Every figure is linked to its source in the commentary. Check every number.

Count It. Keep It. Convert It. Circulate It.

Africa is not poor. Africa is uncounted.

Read the commentary: https://t.co/9FLRDSgto6

#COP31 #Antalya #CarbonMarkets #JustTransition #NaturalResources #Africa

RichardMunang's tweet photo. What is a tonne of African carbon worth?

For goods arriving in the third quarter of this year, Europe priced carbon at its border at EUR 82.32 a tonne. About $93.

In one World Bank forest programme in Africa, carbon was paid for at $5 a tonne. By mid-2025, the programme's own report showed about 89 cents of each tonne had reached communities. About 38 cents of it in cash.

Different markets, and nobody should pretend otherwise. But it is the same tonne.

On 19 October, at the invitation of Ghana's Minister of Environment, Science and Technology, Hon. Dr Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, I shared this evidence with Ghana's negotiators ahead of the UN climate talks in Antalya, which open on 9 November. The Chief Director, Ms Suweibatu Adam, chaired.

We did not go to tell anyone what to say. The positions belong to Ghana and to the African Group of Negotiators. Our role is to put a trusted number under every sentence.

Ghana starts ahead. Its Carbon Market Office reports it was the first country in Africa to complete authorisation, issuance, transfer and reporting under the Paris Agreement's new carbon market.

Forests. Satellite research published in Science finds about 81 per cent of Africa's tropical forest carbon loss comes from degradation, not clearing. A forest can keep its size and lose its health.

Just transition. A transition is just only when we count what stays at home, and what comes back to the town where the mine sits.

Trade. Ghana's Cocoa Board has asked for fair cost-sharing between Ghana, the EU and operators for proving cocoa is deforestation-free. A rule written to save forests should not make the farmer poorer.

What we do at @UNUniversity @UNUINRA :
We count the keep rate, the cents of every natural resource dollar that stay at home.
Our Innovative Affiliates, many of them young African researchers, read 191,621 hectares of coastline on free satellite images, with no grant and no travel.
The morning after the session, the Ministry had two short briefs from us, on carbon and on the just transition.
Governments see their own figures first, with their right of reply printed beside ours.

Every figure is linked to its source in the commentary. Check every number.

Count It. Keep It. Convert It. Circulate It.

Africa is not poor. Africa is uncounted.

Read the commentary: https://t.co/9FLRDSgto6

#COP31 #Antalya #CarbonMarkets #JustTransition #NaturalResources #Africa

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ClimateActionNG retweeted

14 days ago

#SDGs 1-No Poverty 2-No Hunger 3-Health 4-Education 5-Gender Equality 6-Water& sanitation 7-Clean energy 8-Economies 9-Innovation 10-Reduced inequality 11-Cities 12-Reduce Consumption 13-Climate 14-Ocean 15-Biodiversity 16-Peace 17-Partnerships

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World Health Organization (WHO)

14 days ago

Every minute counts in a stroke. Know the signs, act fast and call emergency services right away! Share and save this video. It could save a life.

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ClimateActionNG retweeted

14 days ago

Türkiye 🇹🇷 has launched the #COP31 Subsidised Youth Accommodation Programme to help eligible young people aged 18–35 from Small Island Developing States and Least Developed Countries overcome financial barriers to attending #COP31 in Antalya. Applications close on 30 October 2026; eligible applicants must be registered for #COP31, hold an acknowledgement letter and valid passport, and attend in person for the full accommodation period requested. Apply here. https://t.co/CoBZEn5HiB

OlumideIDOWU's tweet photo. Türkiye 🇹🇷 has launched the #COP31 Subsidised Youth Accommodation Programme to help eligible young people aged 18–35 from Small Island Developing States and Least Developed Countries overcome financial barriers to attending #COP31 in Antalya.

Applications close on 30 October 2026; eligible applicants must be registered for #COP31, hold an acknowledgement letter and valid passport, and attend in person for the full accommodation period requested.

Apply here. https://t.co/CoBZEn5HiB

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Dr Michael Terungwa David @miketerungwa

15 days ago

This sachet of water tells a bigger story. How are our communities coping with El Niño and its potential impacts on water availability, food security and livelihoods? Communities must not be left to cope alone. #Vote4Climate #ElNino #Adapt2Live #COP31Tuerkiye Election Abuja

miketerungwa's tweet photo. This sachet of water tells a bigger story.
How are our communities coping with El Niño and its potential impacts on water availability, food security and livelihoods?
Communities must not be left to cope alone.
#Vote4Climate
#ElNino
#Adapt2Live
#COP31Tuerkiye
Election
Abuja https://t.co/ZF1rPCNrR3

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Connected Advocacy @Connected_Ad

14 days ago

Meet our Speakers : The Global Localization Forum Dialogue on Priorities and Development Ahead of COP31 and the UN Tax Convention Theme: Free COP31 &UN Tax Convention from Empty Promises @turkiyecop31new @CANIntl Click https://t.co/4auxEzgkMF

Connected_Ad's tweet photo. Meet our Speakers : The Global Localization Forum Dialogue on Priorities and Development Ahead of COP31 and the UN Tax Convention Theme: Free COP31 &UN Tax Convention from Empty Promises
@turkiyecop31new @CANIntl
Click https://t.co/4auxEzgkMF https://t.co/aeHKtDrP7a

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14 days ago

The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) says Nigeria is committed to ending routine gas flaring by 2030, citing stricter penalties and efforts to commercialise flare gas. The commission’s Chief Executive, Oritsemeyiwa Eyesan, stated this at the Emogas International Natural Gas-Based Industry Conference and Exhibition (EINGICE) in Abuja on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.. https://t.co/3FvEkDIYBC via EnviroNews

ClimateWed's tweet photo. The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) says Nigeria is committed to ending routine gas flaring by 2030, citing stricter penalties and efforts to commercialise flare gas.

The commission’s Chief Executive, Oritsemeyiwa Eyesan, stated this at the Emogas International Natural Gas-Based Industry Conference and Exhibition (EINGICE) in Abuja on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.. https://t.co/3FvEkDIYBC via EnviroNews

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ActionAid Nigeria

about 1 month ago

Does your organisation have an innovative idea that can advance the rights of women and girls in Nigeria? Then the Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF) is for you! Through the RWVL Project, with funding from @CanHCNigeria, up to five innovative ideas will receive grants of up to ₦20 million each to test creative approaches that advance gender equality and the rights of women and girls. Link: https://t.co/SDo7r6b1Ue #AllNigerianWomenMatter #CanadaDevNG #NGOFunding

ActionAidNG's tweet photo. Does your organisation have an innovative idea that can advance the rights of women and girls in Nigeria? Then the Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF) is for you!

Through the RWVL Project, with funding from @CanHCNigeria, up to five innovative ideas will receive grants of up to ₦20 million each to test creative approaches that advance gender equality and the rights of women and girls.

Link: https://t.co/SDo7r6b1Ue

#AllNigerianWomenMatter #CanadaDevNG #NGOFunding

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Kevin Akoje @KevinSDGRadio

about 2 months ago

Last week I attended the @Sterling_Bankng #AgricultureSummitAfrica 2026 held at Transcorp Hilton Abuja . It is worthy to note that the Agricultural revolution however televised needs you and I to take a stance on #FoodSecurity #FoodSovereignty #StrategicPartnership #AgriTech

KevinSDGRadio's tweet photo. Last week I attended the @Sterling_Bankng #AgricultureSummitAfrica 2026 held at Transcorp Hilton Abuja .
It is worthy to note that the Agricultural revolution however televised needs you and I to take a stance on #FoodSecurity #FoodSovereignty #StrategicPartnership #AgriTech https://t.co/qtpOLPQIAe

KevinSDGRadio's tweet photo. Last week I attended the @Sterling_Bankng #AgricultureSummitAfrica 2026 held at Transcorp Hilton Abuja .
It is worthy to note that the Agricultural revolution however televised needs you and I to take a stance on #FoodSecurity #FoodSovereignty #StrategicPartnership #AgriTech https://t.co/qtpOLPQIAe

KevinSDGRadio's tweet photo. Last week I attended the @Sterling_Bankng #AgricultureSummitAfrica 2026 held at Transcorp Hilton Abuja .
It is worthy to note that the Agricultural revolution however televised needs you and I to take a stance on #FoodSecurity #FoodSovereignty #StrategicPartnership #AgriTech https://t.co/qtpOLPQIAe

KevinSDGRadio's tweet photo. Last week I attended the @Sterling_Bankng #AgricultureSummitAfrica 2026 held at Transcorp Hilton Abuja .
It is worthy to note that the Agricultural revolution however televised needs you and I to take a stance on #FoodSecurity #FoodSovereignty #StrategicPartnership #AgriTech https://t.co/qtpOLPQIAe

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#Food #Climate #Biodiversity #Development

@gifsep4climate

5 months ago

Shop Green! Support Sustainability!! Create Impact!!! Looking for unique, eco-friendly products that make a difference? GIFSEP Agro and Enviro Resources, the social enterprise arm of GIFSEP, has a variety of quality upcycled products available for sale. Every purchase helps promote environmental sustainability, waste reduction, green jobs, and community development. Choose your favourite upcycled product today! Patronize us and be part of the circular economy. Call/WhatsApp: 08100733450 Visit: https://t.co/yd2gjUFt6i

gifsep4climate's tweet photo. Shop Green! Support Sustainability!! Create Impact!!!

Looking for unique, eco-friendly products that make a difference?

GIFSEP Agro and Enviro Resources, the social enterprise arm of GIFSEP, has a variety of quality upcycled products available for sale. Every purchase helps promote environmental sustainability, waste reduction, green jobs, and community development.
Choose your favourite upcycled product today!
Patronize us and be part of the circular economy.
Call/WhatsApp: 08100733450
Visit: https://t.co/yd2gjUFt6i

gifsep4climate's tweet photo. Shop Green! Support Sustainability!! Create Impact!!!

Looking for unique, eco-friendly products that make a difference?

GIFSEP Agro and Enviro Resources, the social enterprise arm of GIFSEP, has a variety of quality upcycled products available for sale. Every purchase helps promote environmental sustainability, waste reduction, green jobs, and community development.
Choose your favourite upcycled product today!
Patronize us and be part of the circular economy.
Call/WhatsApp: 08100733450
Visit: https://t.co/yd2gjUFt6i

gifsep4climate's tweet photo. Shop Green! Support Sustainability!! Create Impact!!!

Looking for unique, eco-friendly products that make a difference?

GIFSEP Agro and Enviro Resources, the social enterprise arm of GIFSEP, has a variety of quality upcycled products available for sale. Every purchase helps promote environmental sustainability, waste reduction, green jobs, and community development.
Choose your favourite upcycled product today!
Patronize us and be part of the circular economy.
Call/WhatsApp: 08100733450
Visit: https://t.co/yd2gjUFt6i

gifsep4climate's tweet photo. Shop Green! Support Sustainability!! Create Impact!!!

Looking for unique, eco-friendly products that make a difference?

GIFSEP Agro and Enviro Resources, the social enterprise arm of GIFSEP, has a variety of quality upcycled products available for sale. Every purchase helps promote environmental sustainability, waste reduction, green jobs, and community development.
Choose your favourite upcycled product today!
Patronize us and be part of the circular economy.
Call/WhatsApp: 08100733450
Visit: https://t.co/yd2gjUFt6i

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ClimateActionNG retweeted

5 months ago

🎙️ We just walked out of our first press conference at hashtag#SB64 in Bonn — and we left nothing on the table. Speaking on behalf of African civil society organisations at the #UNFCCC negotiations, #PACJA delivered a message that cannot be ignored: the era of delay, dilution and deferral is over. Here is what we told the world today: Africa is responsible for less than 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions — yet its people are losing homes, farms, and lives to droughts, floods and cyclones they did not cause. That is not a climate problem. That is a justice problem. We raised the alarm on something deeply troubling — Loss & Damage and National Adaptation Plans have been quietly dropped from the SB64 agenda. We stand firmly with the Africa Group of Negotiators: negotiations without these are not negotiations at all. They are an abdication of justice. Our three demands, stated clearly today in Bonn: 🔹 Climate finance off the spreadsheet and into communities — public, grant-based, predictable, directed to women, youth, Indigenous Peoples and frontline populations. 🔹 A just transition built for Africa, not imposed on it — 600 million Africans still lack electricity. Decarbonisation without development is not justice. 🔹 Adaptation treated as the survival issue it is — not a footnote, not an aspiration. A funded, implemented, measurable commitment. SB64 must not become another procedural stop on the road to #COP31. The credibility of the entire UNFCCC process is on the line. Africa is not asking for charity. Africa is demanding justice. Read the full press statement: https://t.co/L40485DtxR #SB64 #UNFCCC #ClimateJustice #PACJA1 #ClimateFinance #JustTransition #LossAndDamage #Bonn2026

PACJA1's tweet photo. 🎙️ We just walked out of our first press conference at hashtag#SB64 in Bonn — and we left nothing on the table.

Speaking on behalf of African civil society organisations at the #UNFCCC negotiations, #PACJA delivered a message that cannot be ignored: the era of delay, dilution and deferral is over.

Here is what we told the world today:
Africa is responsible for less than 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions — yet its people are losing homes, farms, and lives to droughts, floods and cyclones they did not cause. That is not a climate problem. That is a justice problem.

We raised the alarm on something deeply troubling — Loss & Damage and National Adaptation Plans have been quietly dropped from the SB64 agenda. We stand firmly with the Africa Group of Negotiators: negotiations without these are not negotiations at all. They are an abdication of justice.

Our three demands, stated clearly today in Bonn:
🔹 Climate finance off the spreadsheet and into communities — public, grant-based, predictable, directed to women, youth, Indigenous Peoples and frontline populations.
🔹 A just transition built for Africa, not imposed on it — 600 million Africans still lack electricity. Decarbonisation without development is not justice.
🔹 Adaptation treated as the survival issue it is — not a footnote, not an aspiration. A funded, implemented, measurable commitment.

SB64 must not become another procedural stop on the road to #COP31. The credibility of the entire UNFCCC process is on the line.

Africa is not asking for charity. Africa is demanding justice.

Read the full press statement: https://t.co/L40485DtxR

#SB64 #UNFCCC #ClimateJustice #PACJA1 #ClimateFinance #JustTransition #LossAndDamage #Bonn2026

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National Council on Climate Change @Climategovng

5 months ago

The era of frameworks alone is over. Nigeria is now focused on implementation, delivery and measurable outcomes. Through the National Council on Climate Change, we are moving decisively from policy design to execution — ensuring that our Climate Change Act and NDC 3.0 translates

Climategovng's tweet photo. The era of frameworks alone is over. Nigeria is now focused on implementation, delivery and measurable outcomes. Through the National Council on Climate Change, we are moving decisively from policy design to execution — ensuring that our Climate Change Act and NDC 3.0 translates https://t.co/OU19tHMoTK

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5 months ago

On our next episode of #Politeracy101, we explore how social media has moved from being a space for expression to a powerful arena for political influence and accountability. Join us 6pm on Thursday as we discuss how hashtags, trends and threads now influence political narratives with @KevinSDGRadio of @electoralcollng https://t.co/bYdxTp1s0e

thecableng's tweet photo. On our next episode of #Politeracy101, we explore how social media has moved from being a space for expression to a powerful arena for political influence and accountability.

Join us 6pm on Thursday as we discuss how hashtags, trends and threads now influence political narratives with @KevinSDGRadio of @electoralcollng

https://t.co/bYdxTp1s0e

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UN Environment Programme

5 months ago

More than a decade after the Paris Agreement, greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise, accelerating climate change. Humanity still has time to act #NowForClimate and curb these emissions. Ahead of #WorldEnvironmentDay, here's how you can take action https://t.co/uLHCWFXQ1V

UNEP's tweet photo. More than a decade after the Paris Agreement, greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise, accelerating climate change.

Humanity still has time to act #NowForClimate and curb these emissions.

Ahead of #WorldEnvironmentDay, here's how you can take action https://t.co/uLHCWFXQ1V https://t.co/XWAQQZzKnc

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WFP Nigeria @WFP_Nigeria

5 months ago

From land restoration to solar powered farming solutions,🌱 @WFP is working across communities in Northern #Nigeria to promote food systems. Our work is environment friendly & protects our futures. #HappyWorldEnvironmentDay

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