Honouring Asiodu with a Billion Indigenous Trees: NCF Initiative, Lagos Pledges Support
The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) has initiated a project to plant one billion indigenous trees, with the honour going to Chief Timothy…
The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) has initiated a project to plant one billion indigenous trees, with the honour going to Chief Timothy…
A report by Premium Times Nigeria and another by Vanguard News suggest that nearly 90% of Nigerian adults support measures to reduce methane emissions.
Environmental stakeholders in the Niger Delta have called on political candidates in the upcoming 2027 elections to address the issue of climate change in their campaign platforms.
According to a recent report, Nigeria will require approximately $336.5 billion between 2026 and 2035 to fund climate change mitigation and adaptation programmes.
Lagos State Government has warned residents of the possibility of extreme heat due to the approaching El Niño phenomenon. This is not the first time Lagos has issued…
Nigeria is eyeing a substantial job creation potential through its climate transition strategies, aiming to attract investment at the 31st Conference of Parties (COP31)
Nigeria has renewed its commitment to end gas flaring by 2030, but challenges in enforcement and monitoring of methane emissions persist.
El Niño, a weather phenomenon, may impact Nigeria's agriculture, water supply, and public health. Here's what Nigerians should know.
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency has issued a warning about an impending El Niño event and its potential effects on Nigeria's rainfall, agriculture, and water supply.
As Nigeria braces for extreme heat, Premium Times offers essential advice for staying safe.
Agricultural experts, researchers, and policymakers have called for greater investment in soil intelligence, digital technology, and crop-specific fertiliser recommendations to improve farm productivity and strengthen food security in…
A new report raises concerns about Nigeria's food security as climate change intensifies. Here's what we know.
The Federal Government has announced a target of 2060 for Nigeria to transition to a power system predominantly driven by solar energy and storage.