Environment
When seasons stopped keeping time: How climate change is rewriting Nigeria’s calendar
Jeremiah Adesina, Climate Communication Specialist | SDG 13 Advocate There was a time when many Nigerians could almost tell the date by looking at the sky. The first rains announced the beginning of another farming season. Fishermen knew when rivers would swell. Market women anticipated the arrival of…
Read More »World Water Day 2026: FENRAD calls for urgent action to protect water resources, ensure equitable access
Nkem Ukaegbu, Umuahia Foundation for Environmental Rights Advocacy & Development (FENRAD) has called for urgent and coordinated action to address Nigeria’s worsening water crisis, as the global community marks World Water Day 2026. In a statement issued on Sunday, signed by the organization’s Executive Director, Com. Nelson Nnanna Nwafor, they…
Read More »YALI Network advocates environmental awareness through Lagos tree planting projects
Chinedum Ukaegbu YALI Network Lagos January Cohort successfully carried out a Tree Planting Project as part of its commitment to environmental sustainability, community development, and climate action. The initiative took place at two educational institutions in Lagos: Bayo Tijani Primary School, Igando and Casmiree Bond High School, Ajegunle. The project…
Read More »IOM, Lake Chad Basin Commission seal agreement to drive regional development
IOM Regional Director, Ms. Sylvia Ekra, and LCBC Executive Secretary Amb. Mamman Nuhu during the signing ceremony of the MoU in N’Djamena. Photo: IOM/Catherine Arseneau 2026. Stanley Ihedigbo International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the Lake Chad Basin Commission (LCBC) have formalized a partnership through a memorandum of understanding, aimed…
Read More »FENRAD celebrates Abia’s electric bus rollout as major step toward climate sustainability
Nkem Ukaegbu Foundation for Environmental Rights, Advocacy & Development (FENRAD) has commended the Abia State Government, led by His Excellency Governor Alex Chioma Otti, on the official arrival of the first batch of government-owned electric buses, a historic milestone that positions Abia as the first state in Nigeria to deploy…
Read More »Thrivescape champions inclusive urban development for Nigerian cities
Thrivescape has expressed deep concern over the ongoing demolitions in Oworonshoki, Lagos State, which have displaced numerous families and raised questions about the integrity of urban governance and human rights protection. According to the Team Lead, Thrivescape Initiative, Aniramu Tosin, while the state government maintains that the exercise targets illegal…
Read More »Amazon rainforest suffers worst forest fire season in 20 years, study reveals
Amazon rainforest has just experienced its most devastating forest fire season in over two decades, with far-reaching consequences for the environment. According to a new study, the 2024 fires released an estimated 791 million tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, equivalent to Germany’s annual emissions. The study highlights the…
Read More »World Habitat Day 2025: Thrivescape Initiative urges global response to urban challenges
As the world marks World Habitat Day 2025 with the theme “Urban Crisis Response,” Thrivescape Initiative has called for immediate, coordinated, and inclusive action to address the growing urban crisis in Nigeria. Nigeria’s cities and communities are under immense pressure. Rapid population growth, congestion, slum expansion, and environmental degradation pose…
Read More »Groundbreaking study reveals surprising insights into climate change
Stanley Ihedigbo A groundbreaking study published in the European Geosciences Union (EGU) journal Earth System Dynamics provided a critical and previously underestimated connection between Antarctic sea ice, cloud cover, and global warming. According to the group Media & Engagement Manager, Dr. Asmae Ourkiya, the research is important because it shows…
Read More »YALI Network Lagos champions environmental sustainability in Alimosho council









