As SOStainability and AfriClime continue our efforts to interrogate the #GreenAgenda of candidates ahead of #NigeriaDecides2027,
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we provide a comparative analysis of the Green Agenda of H.E. Seyi Makinde, Governor of Oyo State and Presidential candidate of the Allied People’s Movement and H.E. Dikko Umar Radda, Governor of Katsina State.
Let us know what you think.
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Someone aspiring to serve Nigeria and represent communities at the federal level must be prepared to contribute meaningfully to the policy trajectory of the country.
In this session of "Voices from the Motherland", Honourable Ricahrd Emmanuel Benjamin, candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) for Ardo-Kola/Lau/Karim-Lamido federal constituency in the January 16 2027 House of Representatives election weighs in on the conversation
...of whether Nigeria should phase out fossil fuels.
Full Video: youtu.be/aQm2oM_vZrA
We look forward to Hon Benjamin's Green Agenda for his constituency.
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu’s Green Agenda: a new pathway for Nigeria
Rt Hon @OfficialBenKalu CFR, the Speaker of Nigeria’s House of Representatives, has, since he arrived the National Assembly in 2019 been a strong champion of leveraging climate action for the growth and
For him, it is about interrogating the important intersection between climate action and addressing Nigeria’s everyday challenges.
As the 2027 general elections approach and we chronicle the Green Agenda of candidates, Kalu holds a burning torch, urging others to follow suit.
Watch here: bit.ly/488Mdzz
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Note: The 2027 Green Agenda is a collaborative initiative between SOStainability and AfriClime. Want to share your story? Contact us to verify:
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The big question of whether or not Nigeria should phaseout fossil fuels calls for multisectoral views.
Today, legal practitioner, Chris Okparaolu, raises the question of whether or not Nigeria's extant laws support such action.
🎥 Watch here: youtu.be/PBrQ5tFhXA0
He further interrogates the legal difference between fossil fuels phaseout in terms of usage within the territorial waters of Nigeria, and just production.
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The Green Agenda of Candidates for the 2027 General Elections
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As the general quote goes, "elections have consequences".
With so many developmental factors tied to climate change, and so much at stake, we are bringing the #GreenAgenda to the front burner of the conversation in collaboration with @besostainable.
As part of our efforts at supporting the mainstreaming of #GreenAgenda in Nigeria, with focus on #NigeriaDecides2027, AfriClime is partnering with SOStainability UK to spotlight the #GreenAgenda of candidates for the 2027 General Elections.
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As part of our efforts at supporting the mainstreaming of #GreenAgenda in Nigeria, with focus on #NigeriaDecides2027, AfriClime is partnering with SOStainability UK to spotlight the #GreenAgenda of candidates for the 2027 General Elections.
@officialABAT @PeterObi @atiku
SOStainability and AfriClime will be using all platforms including partnership with ThisDay Nigeria, social media, and other international platforms to spotlight the plans and efforts of candidates and future leaders.
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Today on #VoicesFromTheMotherland, we share the views of @AfoamaC who calls for caution and attention to the socio-economic shocks of an abrupt phaseout.
More here: youtu.be/d8MAixWXvUA
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Climate Action has to be mainstreamed into all aspects of our economic policies and planning, and electing the right leaders will ensure this.
Great perspective from Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe.
As part of AfriClime’s series on the green agenda as #NigeriaDecides2027, we caught up with the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Power, Distinguished Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe.
Senator Abaribe shares his views and commitment to continuous partnership for climate action.






