Nigeria’s 2060 net-zero emission plan needs stronger technological backbone, says Osondu

Geologist and climate technology advocate, Blessing Chukwuifunanya Osondu, has emphasised that Nigeria’s current Energy Transition Plan (ETP), which targets net-zero emissions by 2060 and universal access to modern energy by 2030, though commendable, lacks the technological aggressiveness required to confront the nation’s accelerating climate crisis.

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