Economics and impacts of climate change on African nations: Senator Yunus Akintunde delivers lecture at COP 28 bags a decorative ambassadorial appointment
Ibadan – In a powerful and impassioned discussion, the Senator representing Oyo Central Senatorial District , Senator Dr Yunus Abiodun Akintunde, the Senate committee Chairman on Environment, made a resounding call to action on the urgent issue of climate change at the prestigious COP 28 Conference. The conference, held in Dubai, brought together global leaders, experts, and activists to address the pressing challenges facing our planet.
Senator Yunus, known for his unwavering commitment to environmental sustainability, captivated the audience as he emphasized the need for immediate and collective action to combat the devastating effects of climate change. With his deep understanding of the subject matter and extensive experience in environmental advocacy, he delivered a compelling message that resonated with attendees from around the world.
During his address, Senator Yunus highlighted economic impacts of climate on African nations and the alarming rise in global temperatures, the increasing frequency of extreme weather events, and the devastating impact on vulnerable communities. He stressed the importance of international cooperation, urging nations to come together and implement effective strategies to mitigate the effects of climate change.
One of the key points emphasized by Senator Yunus was the need for sustainable development practices that prioritize renewable energy sources, conservation efforts, and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. He called for increased investment in green technologies and emphasized the role of governments, businesses, and individuals in transitioning to a more sustainable future.
Senator Akintunde being interviewed on the sidelines of COP28
Furthermore, Senator Yunus underscored the significance of empowering youth and engaging them in climate action. He highlighted the importance of education and awareness programs, as well as the need to provide young people with the tools and resources to become environmental ambassadors in their communities.
The senator’s address received widespread acclaim and recognition from fellow attendees, who praised his dedication, knowledge, and unwavering commitment to protecting our planet. His call to action has inspired many to reevaluate their own contributions to climate change and work towards a more sustainable and resilient.
H.E. Governor Umaru Muhammed Bago of Niger State Could not hide his joy as he decorated Dr Yunus Akintunde as AMBASSADOR OF CLIMATE CHANGE, NIGER STATE.
As the conference ends, the impact of Senator Yunus’s powerful address is sure to reverberate throughout the global community, igniting a renewed sense of urgency and determination to combat climate change.
