Ms Oyewole expressed pleasure at the executive order and its potential impact on the sector.
The minister commended Katsina State for its exemplary leadership in climate governance.
He said billions still lack safe sanitation, with 892 million practising open defecation.
She died on Saturday in Zaria, following a brief illness.
The minister said the challenge of waste management in Nigeria was multifaceted.
Mr Lawal said the green platform would provide a space for Nigerian women to take ownership of solutions affecting their lives, families, and communities.
Emmanuel Deeyah, BOT chairman of the OTF, assured that the board would deliver on its functions judiciously and not fail the Ogoni people.
The federal government is committed to promoting climate-friendly alternatives and energy-efficient technologies to safeguard the environment.
He highlighted the importance of tools such as drone surveillance, tracking software in boosting efficiency.
The choice before us is stark—two futures for Nigeria. In one future, ministers act now. By 2030, Nigeria will have a thriving carbon market attracting billions in climate investments.
