As the world turns its eyes to Nigeria, the upcoming Africa Climate Change Summit in Abuja is shaping up to be one of the most significant events of 2025! Hon. Moses O.T. Owharo, leading the planning committee, along with his team, received a warm welcome at the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), solidifying this summit’s impact.
The meeting, chaired by the Director of Political & Economic Affairs, underscored the federal government’s commitment to this groundbreaking summit. The Director, speaking on behalf of the SGF, Senator George Akume, highlighted the importance of Africa Infrastructure, Climate Change, and Green Investment Summit (AICIS) + Exhibition and Nigeria’s readiness to take center stage in the global climate action arena. Backed by years of credibility, this summit is attracting local and international partners eager to make real change.
Mr. Ibrahim A. Shelleng, the President’s Senior Special Assistant on Climate Finance & Stakeholder Engagement, emphasized that the summit’s success will resonate not only for Nigeria but for Africa as a whole. The stakes are high, with the event scheduled for March 25–28, 2025. The countdown has begun—stay tuned for more updates as Nigeria leads Africa in the journey toward sustainable green investment!
Mr. Etoabasi Okokon Okon, DD Political & Economic Affairs department, (SGF) moderated the meeting.
Mark your calendar. Africa is ready to redefine climate action.
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