As stakeholders on climate change converge in Abuja the country’s capital,the minister of state for Environment, Dr Kunle Iziaq Salako has encouraged all to actively engage in the discussions, share experiences, and explore innovative solutions. to strengthen, deepen partnerships, and accelerate collective action towards a climate-resilient, sustainable and prosperous Nigeria
The Minister stated this while giving his remarks at Subnational Climate Governance Performance Ranking in Abuja
Dr kunle Salako reminded the gathering of the critical role that effective governance plays in mitigating the impacts of climate change and driving sustainable development.
“Nigeria, like many other nations, is experiencing the far-reaching consequences of climate change. From intensified droughts to severe flooding, the impacts are evident across our states, affecting lives, livelihoods, and our natural ecosystems. It is against this backdrop that we must recognize the pivotal role of our subnational governments in climate action.”
“As we reflect on the results of the ranking that will soon be announced, it is essential to remember that this is not merely an evaluation exercise. It is a call to action, a reminder that climate change requires a collaborative and inclusive approach. Each state has unique challenges and opportunities, and it is through sharing best practices, learning from one another, and working together that we can build resilience and ensure a sustainable future for all Nigerians.”
