Stakeholders in climate advocacy and education have called for the urgent integration of climate justice into Nigeria's secondary school curriculum, emphasizing its potential to nurture future green-focused entrepreneurs and build a resilient SME ecos… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader Experts advocate climate justice education to shape Nigeria's future green entrepreneurs By Abimbola Akomolafe on July 4, 2025 Stakeholders in climate advocacy and education have called for the urgent integration of climate justice into Nigeria's secondary school curriculum, emphasizing its potential to nurture future green-focused entrepreneurs and build a resilient SME ecosystem. This position was shared during a national consultative workshop in Abuja organized by the Climate and Sustainable Development Network (CSDevNet). The workshop, themed "Integrating Climate Justice into the Secondary School Curriculum," explored how early education can support climate resilience and entrepreneurial innovation, especially within local economies. Dr. Samson Ogallah of the African Union's Climate Change Unit stressed that empowering students with knowledge of climate justice—highlighting the disproportionate effects of climate change on vulnerable communities—will lay the foundation for a new generation of climate-conscious business leaders. He noted that Nigeria's economy, heavily reliant on climate-sensitive sectors like agriculture, stands to benefit greatly from an education system that prepares students to create sustainable, climate-smart enterprises. "Climate education should include real-life case studies and creative learning to build leadership, innovation, and responsible enterprise," he said. Read also, Experts advocate climate justice education to shape Nigeria's future green entrepreneurs Katsina trains youths in skilled trades, warns against misuse of MSME starter kits Ekiti Govt unveils ₦1b to boost small businesses, drive economic growth Oyo, MAN partner to improve haulage compliance, support small manufacturers Tems launches platform to empower young women in Africa's music industry Mr. Atayi Babs, former CSDevNet National Coordinator, added that early climate education is vital for creating long-term, community-driven solutions. "This is how we build the next generation of SME owners who understand the importance of sustainable practices in business," Babs stated. Dr. Onuche Unekwu of the University of Africa, Bayelsa, echoed the sentiment, calling the move a timely and strategic investment in Nigeria's human capital and entrepreneurial future. Experts at the event agreed that equipping young Nigerians with climate justice knowledge isn't just an environmental priority—it's a business strategy to foster a new wave of climate-smart MSMEs and drive inclusive economic growth.

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Blasting innovation helps mines meet ESG imperatives       Omnia Holdings company BME's focus on sustainability is helping mines to reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, as well as improve water stewardship and waste management. Read more

Mines forge benchmark for effective water management Guided by circular economy principles, many mines are innovating ways of reducing water use, reusing and recycling it back into processing plants and, in many instances, even repurposing treated water for other applications. Read more

Complete ABB mine hoist systems designed in-house From friction to single and double drum hoists, ABB is a complete supplier of various types of mine hoist systems. It also interfaces to shaft equipment for productive hoisting processes. A typical mine hoist delivery includes mechanical equipment, brake systems, electrical and control systems and shaft interface equipment. Read more

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