Nigeria Climate Watch
Independent nonprofit newsroom advancing environmental and climate accountability while supporting a more resilient Nigeria.
Middle East War Emits 5 million Tonnes of CO₂ — What it Means for Nigeria
The US-Israel military campaign in Iran has released more than 5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide in just 14 days, an amount exceeding the annual emissions of Iceland and equivalent to the total annual emissions of the 84 [...]
Nigeria Enters Global Climate Market with First Clean Cooking Carbon Credit Sale
Nigeria has taken a formal step into the global carbon trading system, authorising the transfer of 5.2 million carbon credits generated from clean cooking projects under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. The approval, issued through the National [...]
NiMet Alerts Nigeria Farmers to Climate-Driven Rain Shifts
In late January and early February, rainfall appeared across parts of southwestern Nigeria, a period that traditionally falls within the country’s dry season. For many farmers preparing for the next planting cycle, the showers seemed like a signal [...]