Nigeria Targets Net-Zero Emissions by 2060, Says NASENI

The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) expressed confidence that Nigeria can achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2060. During a workshop held in Abuja, Edith Aja from NASENI stated that despite challenges, the goal remains attainable.
She emphasized the importance of sustainable commitment from the government, businesses, and citizens to meet this target. Aja noted that different countries have set varying timelines for achieving net-zero emissions, with Nigeria targeting 2060.
She highlighted the necessity for public awareness regarding the role of renewable energy in reducing emissions. The workshop aimed to encourage participation in Nigeria's climate agenda and improve data collection on renewable energy projects.
Aja also pointed out that harmful practices like bush burning need to be addressed through public enlightenment, particularly in rural communities. The workshop was part of broader efforts to align with the Paris Agreement and promote sustainable development.
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