Nigeria must change its approach to climate adaptation financing and begin treating it as an investment opportunity rather than an expense if it hopes to mobilise the N18.3 trillion required under its National Adaptation Plan (NAP) by 2050. Experts at a stakeholder dialogue in Abuja stressed that investing in climate resilience offers significant economic returns. According to the NAP, every N1 invested in adaptation is expected to generate a return of at least N2.30 kobo. They argued that this potential makes climate adaptation an economic opportunity that should attract greater...