Nigeria’s President, Bola Tinubu, has embarked on a journey to the United Arab Emirates to participate in the ongoing COP28 climate summit in Dubai. The Nigerian delegation accompanying President Tinubu comprises an impressive 1,400 delegates, marking the highest number of registered participants from Africa at the prestigious event.
The United Nations has released a comprehensive list of participants representing Nigeria at COP28, spanning individuals from the President’s office to private entities and non-governmental organizations based in Lagos and various regions across the country. This diverse delegation underscores Nigeria’s commitment to actively engaging in discussions and initiatives addressing climate change on the global stage.
Total: 1,411
State House: 138
National Council on Climate Change: 54
Federal Min of Environment: 53
National Assembly: 36
NNPC: 28
Ministry of Foreign Affairs: 21
Ministry of Environment: 16
Lagos State Govt: 14
NDDC: 13
Bank of Industry: 13
Min of Petroleum Resources: 12
Federal Capital Territory Authority: 11
NSIA: 9
Min of Environment & Climate Change: 9
Rural Electrification Agency: 9
Govt House, Kaduna: 9
Embassy of Nigeria Home-Based Office: 9
Min of Environment & Natural Resources: 8
Min of Humanitarian Affairs: 8
Ecologistics: 8
Zoetic Global: 7
NASENI: 7
NEA Engineers: 7
Nigerian Midstream & DPRA: 7
Federal Min of Transportation: 7
Federal Min of Finance: 7
Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission: 6
Min of Niger Delta Affairs: 6
SMEDAN: 6
National Population Commission: 6
Sustainable Devt Goals, Nigeria: 6
Niger State Govt: 6
North-East Devt Commission: 6
Climate Wednesday: 6
Cross river State Govt: 6
DEPOWA: 6
Federal Min of Labour & Employment: 6
Federal Min of Power: 6
African Union Devt Agency: 6
Formal Act Legacy Ltd: 6
Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project: 6
African Aviation & Aerospace University, Abuja: 6
Environmental Health Council of Nigeria: 6
Nigerian Maritime Admin & Safety Agency Vivacity: 5
Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones Program: 5
Nigeria Liquified Natural Gas: 5
Oando Clean Energy: 5
Nigeria Labour Congress: 5
African Finance Corporation: 5
InfraCorp: 5
Federal Min of Environ ACReSAL: 5
Borno State Govt: 5
Gas Aggregation Company Nigeria, Ltd: 5
FCCPC: 5
Office of the SSG: 4
National Agency for the Great Green Wall: 4
Presidency: 4
Natural Eco Capital Ltd: 4
Min of Budget & Econ Planning: 4
Sahara Group: 4
Zamfara State Govt: 4.
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