VP Shettima Urges Action on Climate Change at COP 30 Summit
Vice President Kashim Shettima of Nigeria called on world leaders at COP 30 in Brazil to go beyond pledges and take concrete steps to address climate change. Shettima highlighted Nigeria's commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 32% by 2035 and introduced a national carbon market framework.
He emphasized the importance of tangible actions to prevent further natural disasters and urged global cooperation for a fairer, greener planet. Shettima also stressed Africa's leadership in renewable energy and forest conservation efforts.
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