The Honourable Minister of Youth Development, rep. by Akinfiresoye Leah Tolulope and Suwaiba Muhammad Dankabo of ActionAid.
The message was clear: young Nigerians are not just participants in climate action—they are leaders shaping a resilient and sustainable future.
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The National Council on Climate Change (NCCC), in partnership with UNICEF and ActionAid and with support from GIZ, convened the 1st Nigeria Youth Climate Summit in Abuja, bringing together young leaders, policymakers, development partners, and climate stakeholders to
recognizing young Nigerians making outstanding contributions to climate action.
Goodwill messages were delivered by Rownak Khan of UNICEF Nigeria, Hon. Kama Nkemkanma, Chairman of the House Committee on Climate Change and Ecology, Mr. Somkele Awa-Kalu of SEforALL,
The Government of Nigeria, through the @Climategovng, officially launched the Climate Heroes Awards at the ongoing Nigeria Youth Climate Summit, recognizing and celebrating outstanding individuals and organizations driving climate action, sustainability, and environmental leadership across the country. This initiative represents a significant step toward inspiring greater youth engagement and acknowledging climate champions contributing to Nigeria’s green and resilient future. #ClimateHeroesAwards #NigeriaYouthClimateSummit
delivered a powerful call to action, marking 250 years since methane was first identified near Lago Maggiore.
Today, methane is no longer a scientific curiosity, it is a critical lever in the global fight against climate change.
At the Science Policy Dialogue on “Methane Action for People & Planet” in Ispra, Italy, hosted by the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC), in collaboration with the Mayor of Ispra, the Director-General of the (NCCC), Dr. Omotenioye Majekodunmi,
Happy Birthday, Your Excellency.
Chairman of the National Council on Climate Change (NCCC), we celebrate your leadership in powering Nigeria's green growth and advancing
sustainable economic development.
Wishing you continued strength and success in service to our nation.
A proud moment for Nigeria’s climate leadership.
The Federal Government, through the National Council on Climate Change (NCCC) has issued Nigeria’s 1st Letter of Authorization under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, enabling 5.2 million carbon credits from clean cooking projects
This milestone strengthens Nigeria’s carbon market under the Nigeria Carbon Market Activation Policy (NCMAP), expands clean cooking access, reduces emissions and deforestation, and supports local manufacturing in Kano.
solutions, drive sustainable economic growth, and strengthen climate governance, reinforcing Nigeria’s commitment to harmonized action across federal and subnational levels.
Nigeria Strengthens Subnational Climate Action for Green Growth. The National Council on Climate Change (NCCC), led by Director General Dr Mrs. Tenioye Majekodunmi, in collaboration with the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) and UKID-PACE, convened a high-level tripartite engagement
in Abuja to advance coordinated subnational climate action, aligning state-level initiatives with Nigeria’s energy mix and climate goals.
The meeting, which included DGs Dr Mrs. Tenioye Majekodunmi (NCCC) and Dr. Abdulateef Shittu (NGF), highlighted efforts to scale clean energy
At the Negotiators’ Training & COP30 Debrief, the DG of the National Council on Climate Change (NCCC) reaffirmed our leadership ambition.
Through our carbon market framework, climate finance reforms & a clear energy mix plan, the Council is powering Nigeria’s green growth —
NCCC reaffirmed its commitment to climate-smart agriculture, accessible climate finance, and empowering youth & women as drivers of resilient agrifood systems.
Inclusive transformation is key to securing Nigeria’s future.
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The DG, National Council on Climate Change, delivered a goodwill message at the National Dialogue on Youth & Women Engagement in Agrifood System Transformation in Abuja.
Climate resilience and food security are central to Nigeria’s development.