Climate & Sustainablity

COP31: Nigeria Trains Climate Negotiators to Secure Funding, Jobs

The National Council on Climate Change says countries that negotiate poorly "inherit terms written by others". Its team has set opening positions and red lines for the talks in Türkiye.

By Clement Abayomi3 min read2nd November, 2026

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COP31: Nigeria Trains Climate Negotiators to Secure Funding, Jobs

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