UNICEF, Sokoto Partner Agencies to Plant 10,000 Trees in Schools
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in collaboration with the Sokoto State Government and other partners, has unveiled a school-based
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Breaking:
- BREAKING: Kidnapped Oyo Pupils, Teachers Regain Freedom After Weeks in Captivity
- BREAKING: Tinubu Renominates Kashim Shettima as Running Mate for 2027
- BREAKING: Court affirms Mark-led leadership of ADC
- BREAKING: Nigerian Army Reshuffles Top Command, Appoints New GOCs, Senior Officers
- BREAKING: NDC Rejects Court Ruling, Insists Party Remains Registered
July 13, 2026
July 13, 2026
Environment
News on climate change, environmental justice, pollution, biodiversity, conservation efforts, and more.
Poverty, Energy Crisis Fuel Deforestation in Sokoto
By Fahad Faruk Galadanchi By the roadside in Sokoto metropolitan area, Umar Abubakar stacks bags of charcoal and bundles of
Read MoreWindstorm Damage Households in Six Sokoto Communities, NEMA Assesses
By Fahad Faruk Galadanchi The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has carried out an on the spot assessment of communities
Read MoreEndangered Donkeys of Sokoto Face Sharp Decline Amid Illegal Trade, Poor Welfare
By Fahad Faruk Galadanchi The population of donkeys in Sokoto State has dropped drastically over the past decade, raising concerns
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NEMA warns Kebbi residents of flood, dry spell ahead of 2026 rains
By Yusuf Gwandu The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Sokoto Operations Office, has alerted residents of Kebbi to impending flood
Read MoreWindstorm Ravages Communities in Kebbi, Destroys Houses and Food Storage
By Yusuf Gwandu A devastating windstorm has struck several communities in Suru Local Government Area, destroying numerous houses and property
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Sokoto, 32 Other States Brace for Severe Flooding in 2026
Nigeria is preparing for a widespread flooding in 2026, with more than 30,000 communities across the country identified as being
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The Rise of “Ecological Patriotism” and the Battle for the Sahel
Nigeria is increasingly moving from the “awareness” stage of climate change to the “urgency” stage, fueled by a surge of
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