Nigeria loses forest at a scale measured in the tens to hundreds of thousands of hectares every year, and its wetlands, savannas, and marine ecosystems face mounting pressure from land-use change, extractive activity, and population growth. At the same time, two rapidly evolving global finance instruments — carbon mark...
S. Asomaku, Benson P. Okwori, Ayodele A. Suberu et al.· African Journal of Climate,...· 0 citations
The Niger Delta concentrates almost all of Nigeria's onshore and shallow-water hydrocarbon production inside one of the lowest-lying, most rapidly changing deltaic systems in Africa. Recurrent extreme floods — most notably in 2012 and 2022 — have inundated flow stations, gas plants, manifolds, export terminals and pipe...
S. Asomaku, Ayodele A. Suberu, Benson P. Okwori et al.· International Journal of Sci...· 0 citations
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