Climate Change, Intersectionality and Education for Sustainable Development: Challenges and Opportunities for Nigeria
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Ibrahim Shuaib
- December 20, 2025, 11:10 pm
COLLEGE OF POSTGRADUATE STUDIES
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY LOKOJA
FIRST NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Date: Monday 12th – Thursday 15th January, 2026
Theme: Climate Change, Intersectionality and Education for Sustainable Development: Challenges and Opportunities for Nigeria
Concept Note:
Climate change is real and one of the most significant challenges of our time. Nigeria is currently facing these challenges in the form of complex, direct, and indirect impacts, including drought, flooding, sea level rise, erosion, desertification, forced displacement, conflict, food insecurity, and negative health outcomes, among others, which cumulatively constitute barriers to climate action and economic growth. This poses significant challenges to Nigeria’s sustainable development, exacerbating existing vulnerabilities and intergroup relations. There is no doubt, however, that education plays a critical role in addressing climate change and promoting sustainable development in Nigeria.
To give academics, policy-makers, practitioners, and students a forum to discuss research findings, trade ideas, and offer solutions to society’s problems, the College of Postgraduate Studies, Federal University Lokoja, invites well-researched papers and submissions on any of the following or related sub-themes to be interrogated at its Maiden National Conference. This Conference seeks to facilitate multidisciplinary discussions and networking opportunities that promote cooperation and understanding among people from diverse backgrounds.
Sub-Themes:
- Conceptual and Theoretical Issues
- Climate Change and Sustainable Development
- Climate Change, Flooding and Livelihoods
- Climate Change and Urban Planning
- Climate Change and Sustainable Agriculture
- Climate-Resilient Infrastructure
- Climate Change, Displacement and Human Rights
- Climate Change and Vulnerable Groups
- Climate Change and Resource-Based Conflicts
- Climate Change and Food Security
- Climate Change and Environmental Justice
- Climate Change and Natural Disasters
- Climate Change and Women’s Spaces
- Climate Change and Poverty
- Climate Change and Forced Migration
- Climate Change Education and School Curricula
- Green Entrepreneurship, Economic Opportunities and Sustainable Development
- Climate Change and Community-Based Initiatives
- Climate Information and Early Warning Systems
- Climate Change and Human Existence.
- Climate Change, Media and Agenda-Setting
- Communication and Community Issues around Climate Change
- Language and the Framing of Climate Change Issues
- Corruption and Climate Crisis
- Participatory Community Engagements in Factors Promoting Environmental Disasters.
- Climate Change and Cultural Heritage.
- Climate Change and Technologies to Reduce Carbon Emissions
- Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies
- Legal Frameworks and the Promotion of the Use of Green Energy
- Government/Legislative Frameworks and International Protocols on Climate Change
- International Relations and the Politics of Climate Change.
- Climate Change and Governance Issues.
CALL FOR PAPERS
Interested participants are invited to send abstracts of not more than 250 words on issues relating to any of the above sub-themes to: [email protected]
Keynote Speaker Lead Paper Presenter
Professor James Kayode Aremu Professor John Gambo Laar
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Department of Geography,
Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna State University,
Kaduna. Kaduna.
CRITICAL DATES:
- Deadline for Submission of Abstracts: Friday, 19th December 2025
- Deadline for Submission of Full Papers: Friday, 9th January 2026
- Date of Arrival: Monday, 12th January 2026
- Registration/Opening Session/Plenary: Tuesday 13th January 2026
- Plenary Sessions Wednesday, 14th January 2026
- Departure Thursday, 15th January 2026
CONFERENCE FEE:
Paper Presenters – ₦30,000.00
Post-Graduate Students – ₦10,000.00
Co-authors who desire full conference materials must pay the full conference fee; otherwise, they can pay ₦5,000.00 for a certificate only.
VENUE:
Multipurpose Hall,
Felele Campus,
Federal University Lokoja,
Guidelines for Authors:
- Length of Paper: 5000 – 7000 words
- Font Type: Times New Roman
- Font Size: Font 12
- Line Spacing
- Referencing Style: APA 7th Edition and MLA 9th Edition
RSVP
Professor Olayemi Akinwumi Professor Matthew Ola-Rotimi Ajayi
Vice-Chancellor/Chief Host Provost/Host
Dr Philip Terzungwe Vande Dr Abbah A. Abbah
Chairman, CPC Secretary, CPC
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