
Uchenna Igwe
Journalist at Freelance
Covering development issues, beyond the single story.🎖️
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2 months ago |
cleanenergywire.org | Marta Abbà |Uchenna Igwe |Roli Srivastava |Yinka Omoregbe
By Marta Abbà for inGenere, December 2024 (Italy) Translated from Italian Now that the hot days of COP29 are behind us, to understand where we are and how to continue this fight for rights even with the spotlight elsewhere, we asked some questions to Erika Moranduzzo, jurist, researcher at the British University of Leeds and coordinator of the Climate and Rights section of the Italian Climate Network , an association of volunteers for the fight against climate change founded in 2011 and aimed...
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Feb 13, 2025 |
pluboard.com | Uchenna Igwe
As darkness slowly gave way to dawn one Saturday in January 2024, a truck’s engine rumbled into life, upending the stillness that had endured throughout the night. A few men gathered around the vehicle as they made final preparations before the driver set out to ferry his timber load – one of many to leave the community this weekend. The truckload of timber is the result of “over 13 weeks of hard work,” said John Bassey.
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Feb 11, 2025 |
premiumtimesng.com | Uchenna Igwe
As darkness slowly gave way to dawn one Saturday in January 2024, a truck’s engine rumbled into life, upending the stillness that had endured throughout the night. A few men gathered around the vehicle as they made final preparations before the driver set out to ferry his timber load – one of many to leave the community this weekend. The truckload of timber is the result of “over 13 weeks of hard work,” said John Bassey.
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Nov 27, 2024 |
premiumtimesng.com | Uchenna Igwe
On 11 July, the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional for state governments to receive and control funds allocated to local government areas (LGAs) in their states. The ruling provided a fillip to the financial autonomy of LGAs, and put to rest a controversy that had dominated political discourse in Nigeria for years.
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Nov 24, 2024 |
premiumtimesng.com | Uchenna Igwe
Nigeria on Sunday criticised the new $300 billion climate deal agreed upon at COP29. The 29th edition of the UN global climate summit finally ended in the early hours of Sunday in Baku, Azerbaijan, after all parties agreed to a deal. PREMIUM TIMES reports that the final deal includes a fresh pledge by wealthy nations to provide $300 billion annually to poorer countries to help them address climate change challenges.
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