Peace

I’m going to @ClimateWed’s upcoming Space. Will you join too? xitter.gq/i/spaces/1wxWjlXnORjJQ #ClimateWednesday

The time has come to move beyond dependence on fossil fuels and invest in clean, sustainable energy that protects our communities, creates decent jobs, and secures a safer future for generations to come.

If you are an environmentalist, let’s connect and have an important conversation about the environmental and public health implications of the Dangote Refinery. It’s time to examine the issues, share perspectives, and discuss the way forward.

Please Read #COP31 Fellow Nigerian youth seeking funding to attend #COP31, it is important to remember that opportunities and support are often built on a track record of genuine work, consistency, relationships, and credible recommendations. Before approaching organisations or individuals for sponsorship, ask yourself what you have done within your community or sector that demonstrates your commitment to climate action. Your work should provide evidence of your passion and readiness to make meaningful use of the opportunity. If that track record is not yet there, start now. Volunteer, lead a community initiative, contribute to research, support an organisation, or develop a solution that creates measurable impact. At the same time, we must become more proactive and intentional about financing our participation in international opportunities. Some of us begin saving well in advance because we understand that sponsorship may not always be available. Build relationships genuinely, document your impact, seek opportunities early, prepare a realistic budget, and explore multiple funding options rather than waiting until the last minute. My message to fellow young people is simple: prepare early, do the work, build credibility, nurture meaningful relationships, and position yourself so that when opportunities come, there is clear evidence of why someone should believe in and support you. Olumide Idowu Mr. Climate