Photo News Images: Nigeria’s prominence at COP23 November 16, 2017 1591 0 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppLinkedinEmail Minister of State for Environment, Ibrahim Usman Jibril, meets the Executive Secretary of the UNCCD, Monique Barbut, on addressing desertification in Nigeria though collaborative partnership Minister of State for Environment, Ibrahim Usman Jibril, with H.E Mary Robinson, former Presient of Ireland Director, Department of Climate Change, Dr Peter Tarfa, representing Nigeria at the High Level Assembly of Climate and Clean Air Coalition Deputy Director, Department of Climate Change, Mrs Halima Bawa-Bwari, speaking at the IUCN side-event on Bonn Challenge on Restoration of Degraded Forests and Land Minister of State for Environment, Ibrahim Usman Jibril, receives representatives of Conservation International and HURIDAC at the country Delegation Office, where ongoing Projects in Nigeria were discussed R-L: Director, Department of Climate Change, Dr Peter Tarfa; Director General, National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA), Dr Lawrence Chidi Anukam; Minister of Water Resources, Suleiman Adamu; and Deputy Director/Head of Climate Change Unit, Ministry of Water Resources, Segun Babarinde L-R: Deputy Director, National Population Commission, Aisha Abdul-Azeez Adamu; Director, Department of Climate Change, Dr Peter Tarfa; Federal Commissioner/Chairperson, Climate Change Unit, National Population Commission, Patricia Iyanya Kupchi; and Focal Person, Climate Change, National Population Commission, Dr Jennifer Spiff Director, Environmental Quality Control, National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA), Simon B. Joshua; with Federal Commissioner/Chairperson, Climate Change Unit, National Population Commission, Patricia Iyanya Kupchi National Project Coordinator, Nigeria Erosion and Watershed Management Project (NEWMAP), Salisu Dahiru Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppLinkedinEmail Previous articleOtodo Gbame evictees occupy Lagos seat of govt, demand resettlement, compensationNext articleWe’re tired, frustrated African groups lament at COP23 Latest news January 8, 2025Preliminary estimate of economic loss from devastating California wildfires put at $57bn January 8, 2025Lagos urges residents to report planning infractions January 8, 2025IEA emphasises need for affordable electric vehicles in driving mass-market January 8, 2025Addressing challenge of frequent grid collapse in Nigeria January 8, 2025No genetically modified seeds contain ‘epicyte’ or sterilisation gene – Expert January 8, 2025Climate change: Kaduna to plant 10m trees in four years January 7, 2025UN DSG, Amina J. Mohammed, visits Ghana, Nigeria January 7, 2025Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero announces restructure January 7, 2025Tinubu celebrates NNPC’s Group CEO, Mele Kyari, at 60 January 7, 2025Biden bans new offshore oil & gas drilling along US coastline - Advertisement - - Advertisement - You might also likeRELATEDRecommended to you Images: The sight and colours of COP29 The 29th session of the Conference of the Parties... Images: Environmental Defenders Network unveils Lagos office The Environmental Defenders Network (EDEN), a non-profit organisation, informally... Images: Development Agenda presents Energy Transition Symposium report to ministers Publisher/Editor-in-Chief of Development Agenda magazine, Mr. Paddy Ezeala, on... Images: Women in Energy Network decorates Shell director, Aiboni President, Women in Energy Network (WIEN), Eyono Fatayi-Williams, during...