Students Plant 400 Trees in Enugu for World Environment Day

On World Environment Day 2026, students from various schools in Enugu and Nsukka planted 400 trees to commemorate the day and promote environmental sustainability. This initiative is part of a pilot phase of a climate education campaign aimed at encouraging climate action and environmental stewardship among young people.
The event was organized by the Enugu State Government in collaboration with the Office of the First Lady, the Enugu State Ministry of Education, and UNICEF's Enugu Field Office, which provided funding and support. Prof.
Chukwumerij Okerek, Senior Adviser to the Governor on Climate Policy and Sustainable Development, reaffirmed the state government's commitment to environmental sustainability. Mr.
Elochukwu Aniez emphasized the importance of climate education in building environmentally conscious future leaders. The campaign included interactive sessions on climate change and sustainable lifestyles, with participation from schools such as Queen School Enugu, Nation Grammar School Enugu, and others.
The newly planted trees symbolize hope for a resilient and greener future in Enugu State.
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