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Blue finance options: Launching Nigeria into a sustainable pathway, By Uche Igwe

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Uche Igwe writes about drivers of conflict in Nigeria's Middle Belt.

Blue finance must become the preferred option for capital mobilisation as Nigeria seeks to diversify away from oil dependence. The extensive mangroves and coastal ecosystems in the Niger Delta offer entry points into the blue carbon market. These sustainable nature-based solutions provide revenue streams that tie direct capital flows to environmental preservation. Nigeria’s budget deficits […]

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