The Climate and Green World Foundation has called on the Federal Government to incorporate comprehensive climate change education into the national school curriculum. Its Executive Director, Dr. Ike Anosike, made the appeal in Makurdi during sensitisation lectures held in some secondary schools. He said the education system must prepare children and young people to understand climate risks and help build resilient communities. Anosike noted that climate change has far-reaching implications for public health, agriculture, food security, water resources, biodiversity and livelihoods, and urged that lessons go beyond theory to give learners practical knowledge.
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