Conferences, Cameras, and Carbon: Why Climate Talks Feel Like Nollywood

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Reserved Seats for Women: Why HB1349 is a Turning Point for Women, Grassroots Communities, and Climate Justice in Nigeria

For decades, women in Nigeria, particularly those in rural and climate-vulnerable communities—have remained excluded from decision-making processes that determine the future of their environments, livelihoods,

Nigeria’s Energy Transition: Gas, Billions, and the Big Question—Who’s Watching?

Nigeria’s Energy Transition: Gas, Billions, and the Big Question—Who’s Watching? The Push for a Cleaner Energy Future—or Just Another Money Pit?     Nigeria’s energy

Is Nigeria’s Energy Transition Plan Really a Transition Plan?

Is Nigeria’s Energy Transition Plan Really a Transition Plan? The dialogue on transitioning to cleaner energy within the framework of Nigeria’s Energy Transition Plan (ETP),

An Open Letter to the People of the Niger Delta and Those Responsible for Its Degradation

Before Ken Saro-Wiwa was publicly executed in a flawed trial that represented IOCs vs. the People, he said: “I am not one of those who

The Flames of Bukuma: A Niger Delta Tragedy Ignored

    In the oil-rich yet impoverished Niger Delta, tragedy has become a grim hallmark of life. The latest crisis, unfolding in Bukuma, Degema Local