Tinubu Constitutes Green Economic Committee, Names Self As Chairman, His Spokesman, Ngelale As Special Envoy

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By Abiola Olawale

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has constituted a 25-man Presidential Committee on Climate Action and Green Economic Solutions, in a strategic move to ensure the advancement of his administration’s climate and green economic initiatives.

The presidential committee is chaired by the President himself while his spokesman, Chief Ajuri Ngelale, will serve as Secretary/Special Presidential Envoy on Climate Action.

The newly established Presidential Committee on Climate Action and Green Economic Solutions will be responsible for coordinating and overseeing all policies and programs related to climate action and green economic development.

This was contained in a statement issued by Segun Imohiosen, Director, Information & Public Relations.

The committee’s objectives include: streamlining coordination efforts, fostering a comprehensive approach to climate action programs across government agencies, establishing an efficient governance structure, and ensuring alignment with the President’s vision outlined in the Renewed Hope Agenda.

The committee comprises notable figures from various sectors, including government officials, CEOs of institutions, and representatives from key ministries.

The 25-member Presidential Committee on Climate Action and Green Economic Solutions consists of the following;

President Bola Tinubu – Chairman

Balarabe Abbas Lawal (Minister of Environment) – Vice-Chairman

Ajuri-Obari Ngelale (Special Adviser) – Secretary/Special Presidential Envoy

Lazarus Angbazo (CEO, InfraCorp) – Member

Salisu Dahiru (CEO, NC) – Member

Michael Ohiani (CEO, ICRC) – Member

Aisha Rimi (CEO, NIPC) – Member

Aminu Umar-Sadiq (CEO, NSIA) – Member

Yusuf Maina-Bukar (CEO, NAGGW) – Member

Abdullahi Mustapha (CEO, ECN) – Member

Abba Abubakar Aliyu (CEO, REA) – Member

Uzoma Nwagba (CEO, CrediCorp) – Member

Khalil Halilu (CEO, NASENI) – Member

Fatima Shinkafi (CEO, SMDF) – Member

Bala Bello (Deputy Governor, CBN) – Member

Lolade Abiola (UN SE4ALL) – Member

Teni Majekodunmi (NC Adviser) – Member

Representative, Federal Ministry of FCT – Member

Representative, Federal Ministry of Finance – Member

Representative, Federal Ministry of Power – Member

Representative, Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade & Investment – Member

Representative, Federal Ministry of Water Resources – Member

Representative, Federal Ministry of Agriculture & Food Security – Member

Representative, Federal Inland Revenue Service – Member

Representative, Nigeria Customs Service – Member

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