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Nigeria: Lagos Courts $25bn-$50bn in Climate Investment at COP31

Lagos wants $25bn-$50bn for climate projects, but a $3bn-a-year fund still has no confirmed money, and COP31 will test whether investors will back a city rather than a country

By Abdulazeez Hameed 2 min read4th November, 2026

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Nigeria: Lagos Courts $25bn-$50bn in Climate Investment at COP31

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