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  1. The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) declared climate change a human rights emergency, citing its impacts of flooding, drought, and erosion in Nigeria.

President Tinubu established an office to address climate change, while activists called for forest protection amid climate challenges in Nigeria.

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President Tinubu established an office to address climate change, while activists called for forest protection amid climate challenges in Nigeria.

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NigeriaBola Ahmed TinubuNnimmo Bassey

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  1. Rachel Ikemeh led community-based conservation efforts in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria.Sub-event
  2. Tinubu established an office to address climate change, while activists called for forest protection in Nigeria.1 source

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