Tinubu leaves Abuja to attend COP28 in Dubai

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has left Abuja to attend the 28th Conference of Parties (COP28) in Dubai. The conference, which is focused on climate change, is set to bring together world leaders, environmentalists and experts in the field to discuss and come up with solutions to the pressing issue of climate change.

At the World Leaders’ Summit, which takes place on December 1 and 2, 2023, under the theme “Unite, Act, and Deliver,” President Tinubu will deliver a national statement, highlighting Nigeria’s stance on various thematic issues, including renewable energy and climate financing. 

President Tinubu’s national statement at the World Leaders’ Summit is expected to be a significant event, as it will provide insights into Nigeria’s policy direction on key issues affecting the country and the world. 

The theme of the summit, “Unite, Act, and Deliver,” underscores the need for global cooperation to address the pressing challenges of our time, such as climate change, poverty, and inequality.

In her speech, President Tinubu is likely to emphasize the importance of renewable energy as a sustainable solution to Nigeria’s energy needs and the need for increased climate financing to support the country’s climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts. 

The summit will provide an opportunity for world leaders to exchange ideas, share best practices, and forge partnerships to achieve shared goals, and President Tinubu’s participation is a testament to Nigeria’s commitment to a better future for all.

Tinubu’s attendance at the conference is seen as a positive move towards Nigeria’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions and addressing issues related to climate change. As one of the most influential figures in Nigerian politics, Tinubu’s participation in the conference sends a strong message to the international community that Nigeria is serious about tackling the issue of climate change.

During the conference, Tinubu is expected to share Nigeria’s efforts in reducing carbon emissions and highlight the challenges that the country faces in this regard. He will also have the opportunity to learn from other countries and experts in the field and bring back valuable knowledge and insights to Nigeria.

Overall, Tinubu’s attendance at COP28 in Dubai is a positive step towards addressing the pressing issue of climate change and shows Nigeria’s commitment to being a responsible global citizen.