Abdulquadir Iyanda Jimoh

Abdulquadir Iyanda Jimoh is a Nigerian journalist, educator, promoter, activist, and climate action enthusiast who founded the AME-Ideology Platform in April 2021 to inspire and motivate young leaders in Nigeria. He holds various political roles in the Youth Movements as well as Certificates in different fields including a Diploma in International Diplomacy and Protocol, Bsc in Biology Education, and he has been recognized for his dedication to promoting positive change and educational advancement in his community. His achievements in youth-friendly organizations are closely related to his commitment to inspiring and motivating young leaders in Nigeria through the AME-Ideology Platform. By founding this platform, he provides a space for youth to engage in success habits discourse, learn about sound wealth creation ideologies, and gain the necessary skills and knowledge to become effective leaders. And through his advocacy and activism, he also promotes positive change and educational advancement which directly benefits the youth. He's the CEO of Amolese Media Solutions, an online medium designed for reliable and relatable news, reports, articles, and research that are related to climate actions, conservation, biodiversity, agriculture, health, and scientific research and development all across Western and Sub-Saharan Africa.

Floods Ravage Kwara Rice Farms: Millions Lost, Government Steps In

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Massive floods in Patigi and Shonga areas of Kwara State have wreaked havoc on rice farmlands, leading to losses worth millions of naira and throwing communities into despair. In Patigi’s Sanchita village, farmers like Idris Mohammed and Mohammed Usman described the devastation caused by floods resulting from water released from the Jebba Dam. The calamity […]

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Driving Sustainability: ARE Champions Circular Battery Management in Emerging Markets

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The Alliance for Rural Electrification (ARE) is leading the charge for a greener Distributed Renewable Energy (DRE) industry, calling on stakeholders to adopt its groundbreaking Circularity Guideline. This initiative aims to establish high standards for managing end-of-life batteries, with a focus on quality, durability, warranties, maintenance, repair, and sound recycling practices. Organizations, companies, and other

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Global Youth at COP29: Bridging the Gap Between Demands and Outcomes

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The 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29), held from November 11 to 22, 2024, in Baku, Azerbaijan, spotlighted the critical demands of global youth for climate action. This year’s conference featured the Loss and Damage Youth Coalition (LDYC) as a key voice advocating for a sustainable and equitable climate future. The LDYC’s contributions to

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FG earmarks N127.27bn for agric intervention fund

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The Federal Government has unveiled a plan within the proposed 2025 budget, allocating N127.27 billion to drive fertilizer production and enhance food security. This strategic intervention reflects the government’s renewed commitment to curbing inflation, bolstering farmers’ incomes, and ensuring sustainable food supply chains. According to details of the budget, Nigeria’s fertilizer sector is on the

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COP29 Paves the Way for Global Carbon Credit Market with Groundbreaking Agreement

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The COP29 climate conference concluded with a landmark agreement on Saturday, setting the foundation for a global carbon credit trading market. The deal is expected to channel billions of dollars into climate projects aimed at curbing global warming. The agreement, reached after nearly a decade of discussions, seeks to establish a credible and transparent system

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Nigeria, Saudi target deals in energy, agric sectors

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman have agreed to explore ways to bolster Nigeria’s economy through energy, agriculture, and infrastructure.                        They also considered establishing a Nigeria-Saudi Business Council to drive bilateral ties between the two oil-producing nations. The two leaders resolved on these at the sidelines of the Joint Arab-Islamic

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Nigeria eyes 1,500MW renewable boost with new REA, Afnani MoU

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The Rural Electrification Agency (REA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Anfani Energy Limited to catalyze funding and technological innovation for the implementation of 1,500MW renewable energy projects in the next three years. The Federal Government has already provided $ 750 million to attract $ 1.1 billion in funding from private investors for

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Federal Government to Empower 600,000 Farmers in Major Food Production Drive to Tackle Inflation

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The Federal Government is scaling up efforts to boost food production. It plans to support 600,000 farmers in the cultivation of about one million hectares. It plans to promote the cultivation of wheat next month, and which planting of rice has been scheduled for January and February 2025. Speaking at the Nigerian delegation’s briefing at

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UNEP Warns Urgent Action Needed to Close Emissions Gap, or 1.5°C Target May Be Lost

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According to a new UNEP report, the agency has warned that urgent global action is essential to close the emissions gap and prevent surpassing the 1.5°C climate target. Nations must dramatically scale up their climate commitments to avoid surpassing the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C target, according to a new report from the UN Environment Programme (UNEP).

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South West States Mull Farmer’s Mart To Tackle Food Insecurity

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As part of measures to tackle the problem of food insecurity, South – West states have said they are considering establishing a farmer’s market, where farm produce will be sold at cheaper prices to the people. The Region’s president of the Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture, Chief Wole Akinwande, revealed this on Monday

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