Climate change is no longer a distant threat for Nigeria—it is a lived reality. Across the country, shifting weather patterns, desertification, floods, and rising sea levels are reshaping lives and
Climate change is no longer a distant threat for Nigeria—it is a lived reality. Across the country, shifting weather patterns, desertification, floods, and rising sea levels are reshaping lives and
The Niger Delta, a lush wetland of mangroves, rivers, and rich biodiversity, is often described as the heart of Nigeria’s oil wealth. Since the discovery of crude oil in Oloibiri,
The Okomu National Park, located in Ovia South-West Local Government Area of Edo State, is one of Nigeria’s last remaining lowland rainforest reserves. Covering about 202 km², it is a
1. Introduction: Nigeria’s Biodiversity Hotspot Nigeria, a nation characterized by its vast geographical and climatic diversity, stands as a critical biodiversity hotspot in Africa. The country’s natural ecosystems span a






