Oduguwa noted that this year’s theme reflected the urgency of climate-positive growth to drive sustainable economic development across Africa.
Chembas said that it was important to clean up the ocean for its sustainability and the creatures that live in it.
The experts, who spoke to journalists in separate interviews, condemned the indiscriminate dumping of wastes in drains, gutters and streets.
Mr Wahab charged Lagosians to respect the state drainage master plan to avoid property demolition.
It’s part of efforts to strengthen the voices of civil society organisations on climate justice in Nigeria.
The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) says 10 million jobs and food security to 20 million Nigerians can be created.
