Nigeria Ranks 2nd in Child Climate Risks, UNICEF Calls for Action
UNICEF reported that Nigeria ranks second globally in child climate-related risks, with millions of children affected annually by floods, droughts, and extreme heat. UNICEF Representative in Nigeria, Wafaa Saeed, emphasized the importance of investing in infrastructure, protecting services, and empowering communities to safeguard children's future.
The British High Commission in Abuja announced a funding package to enhance health and education services in Northern Nigeria, focusing on climate adaptation measures. The initiative aims to improve facilities and upgrade schools and healthcare centers to withstand the growing threats of climate change, ensuring essential services for vulnerable communities.
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