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COP 21: Images from panel discussion on “climate change and the experience of Nigeria”

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By Michael Etta Bisong

Images from a panel discussion on “Climate Change and the experience of Nigeria” organised recently by the Embassy of France in Nigeria in Abuja as part of its preparations ahead of COP 21 in Paris later this year.

 

Panelists: R - L - Executive Director of the Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Studies, Dr. Aminu Zakari, Environmental journalist, Miss Nkechinyere Itodo, Director of the Department of Climate Change at the Federal Ministry of Environment, Dr. Samuel Adejuwon and the Director of Clean Energy Consult, Mr. Huzi Ishaku Mshelia (PHOTO: ClimateReporters/Etta Michael Bisong
Panelists: R – L – Executive Director of the Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Studies, Dr. Aminu Zakari, Environmental journalist, Miss Nkechinyere Itodo, Director of the Department of Climate Change at the Federal Ministry of Environment, Dr. Samuel Adejuwon and the Director of Clean Energy Consult, Mr. Huzi Ishaku Mshelia (PHOTO: ClimateReporters/Etta Michael Bisong
Cross-section of participants at the parley (PHOTO: ClimateReporters/Etta Michael Bisong
Cross-section of participants at the parley (PHOTO: ClimateReporters/Etta Michael Bisong
A view of the participants (PHOTO: ClimateReporters: Etta Michael Bisong)
A view of the participants (PHOTO: ClimateReporters: Etta Michael Bisong)
Participants at Preparatory Meeting organised by the Embassy of France in Nigeria ahead of Paris COP21
Participants at Preparatory Meeting organised by the Embassy of France in Nigeria ahead of Paris COP21(PHOTO: ClimateReporters: Etta Michael Bisong)

 

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