Nigeria, often referred to as the “Giant of Africa,” boasts a Youthful population, with approximately 70% under the age of 30. Despite this demographic advantage, youth participation in the electoral process remains disproportionately low. The exclusion of young people from political decision-making processes poses a threat to the nation’s democratic development and stability. This paper […]
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Local governments play a pivotal role in Lthe fight against climate change, as they are closest to the communities that are most vulnerable to its impacts. In many regions, including Nigeria, local governments are responsible for implementing policies, managing resources, and providing services that are directly influenced by climate change. Read full report
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The Advocacy visit marked a significant step towards integrating climate action at the local government level for sub-national government. With the support of funders and consortium members International Climate Change Development Initiative and The 21st Century Issues, Connected Advocacy, engaging LGA has the opportunity to become a pioneer in climate-conscious governance within the region, setting
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A team of Bayelsa Climate Ambassadors have established a School Climate Club at the St. Agnes Catholic, Okutukutu, Bayelsa State, The Climate Ambassadors also led the students of the school to plant trees for environmental sustainability. During the workshop and sensitisation on climate change, the Executive Director of Connected Advocacy, Mr Israel Orekha, led the
