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about 4 years ago

We want to appreciate .@OlumideIDOWU, @GloryOguegbu and @AyoRopo for this wonderful enlightening session. It was indeed an informing one, youths would learn a lot from this; accessing climate finance, more about climate change and other things. #Onewattsolar

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about 4 years ago

To wrap it up @AyoRopo 4. How can private finance be unlocked at scale to curb climate change? How has your company been able to unlock private finance so far? #Onewattsolar @ClimateWed @YouthAssembly @NGYouthSDGs @YouthInEnergy @REEFSA_empowers @energynewsproen

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about 4 years ago

To wrap it up @GloryOguegbu 4(i). What challenges have you been encountering since your campaigns kicked off and how did you overcame? (ii). You have done well in accessing youths on climate change, do we expect more in the future? And how? #Onewattsolar @RETTInstitute

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about 4 years ago

@OlumideIDOWU 4. What persistent challenges have you been experiencing in the cause of climate change and youth advocacy? #Onewattsolar @ClimateWed @AYICC @YouthInEnergy @YouthSDGs @nypcng

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about 4 years ago

@GloryOguegbu 3. What is/are your major landmark(s) to ensuring youths can attain means of livelihood from renewable energy solutions while combating climate change? #onewattsolar @RETTInstitute @ClimateSmartNig @YouthAssembly

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about 4 years ago

@AyoRopo 2. Do you think there are barriers to Youth participation? And what are the major barriers and disconnect to Nigerian Youth Participation in solving climate-related issues. How is your company bridging this gap? #Onewattsolar @AdeojoJubril @UN4Youth @DolapoJohn

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about 4 years ago

@OlumideIDOWU 3. With your wealth of experience in fellowships and trainings in youth programs on environmental issues, how have you been able to reach youths in grass roots level and leverage it with online platforms? #Onewattsolar @ClimateWed @AYICC @AfDB_Group

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about 4 years ago

@GloryOguegbu 2. As a renewable energy consultant in Nigeria, can you shed more light on how you have marginalized (properly place) renewable energy solutions with youth-led projects for financial empowerment? #Onewattsolar @ClimateSmartNig @RETTInstitute @MoghaluYouthCo

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Mr. Climate

@OlumideIDOWU

about 4 years ago

@onewattsolar @ClimateWed @AYICC @AfDB_Group @theGEF I'm always open to learning and I make sure I take all opportunities seriously. As young people, we need to read more about what we have a passion for. This will go a long way if we want to make use of every opportunity that we see. #OneWattSolar

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about 4 years ago

@onewattsolar @ClimateSmartNig @RETTInstitute @NGYouthSDGs 7. But I didn’t just write a book - I wrote a contextualised information that Nigerians and Africans can understand - so that when they see these impacts they know what is wrong and how to resolve it. Check the books here: https://t.co/WUesVv3iaz #Onewattsolar

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about 4 years ago

@onewattsolar @ClimateSmartNig @RETTInstitute @NGYouthSDGs 6. Therefore, to solve the climate challenge of low awareness, I wrote 2 books - Our changing World; understanding Climate change (2 versions for African junior and senior secondary schools) formally launched during the @cop26 in Glasgow in 2021. #Onewattsolar

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about 4 years ago

@OlumideIDOWU 3. With your wealth of experience in fellowships and trainings in youth programs on environmental issues, how have you been able to reach youths in grass roots level and leverage it with online platforms? #onewattsolar @ClimateWed @AYICC @AfDB_Group @theGEF

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about 4 years ago

@onewattsolar @ClimateSmartNig @RETTInstitute @NGYouthSDGs 4. According to world Gallup poll, natures climate survey- 70% Nigerians do not understand #climatechange - that is 140M of 200M😳🥺 #onewattsolar

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about 4 years ago

@onewattsolar @ClimateSmartNig @RETTInstitute @NGYouthSDGs 3. For persons who think like the above, I wrote a story book - The Year Ran Mad to examine climate impacts on Livelihood (farming) - https://t.co/MRZMI3RqTb #Onewattsolar

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about 4 years ago

@onewattsolar @ClimateSmartNig @RETTInstitute @NGYouthSDGs 1. The thing is this - beyond just lacking the awareness of climate change they also do not understand how climate change uniquely affects them and you see this in many cases not just youth but also established professionals and #Nigerians as a whole. #onewattsolar

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about 4 years ago

@GloryOguegbu here is your question 1. Majority of Nigerian youth still lack awareness climate change issues and how it affects the communities, how have you been to reach them on importance of combating it? #onewattsolar @ClimateSmartNig @RETTInstitute @NGYouthSDGs

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Mr. Climate

@OlumideIDOWU

about 4 years ago

@onewattsolar @ClimateWed @AYICC @afdb @GEF_SGP The necessity for immediate climate action that would result in a worldwide accord is, without a doubt, a significant objective. This is one straightforward method I attempt to gauge whether I am actually having a positive influence on my community and succeeding. #OneWattSolar

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about 4 years ago

@OlumideIDOWU 2. As a climate change activist over the years and your experience in youth-led project management, how have you been able to monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of your campaigns and projects? #onewattsolar @ClimateWed @AYICC @AfDB_Group @GEF_SGP

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