CISLAC Urges Nigerian Lawmakers to Address Climate Accountability and Fiscal Reform Amid Fossil Fuel Dependence
CISLAC, a civil society advocacy center, intensifies pressure on Nigerian lawmakers to champion climate governance and fair fiscal regime reforms to accelerate the country's clean energy transition and reduce fossil fuel dependence. The dialogue at Sheraton Hotel Ikeja involved discussions on legislative reforms, renewable energy deployment, and fiscal incentives to encourage a transition to cleaner energy sources.
Key stakeholders, including Tajudeen Abba and Akin Rotimi, highlighted the importance of climate resilience and economic growth in Nigeria's energy transition plan towards achieving net-zero emissions by 2060.
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