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Putting a Price on Pollution: Can Carbon Taxation Drive Sustainable Development in Nigeria?
The Nigerian Government enacted the Climate Change Act 2021 as a methodology to combat climate change.
Fast Forward: In Q1 2023, Nigeria announced plans to introduce a Carbon Tax and Credit policy.
In this article, TEMPLARS Partner Sesan Sulaiman and Associates; Okabonye Chukwuani and Gracia Bonire delve into Nigeria’s ambitious plan to actively implement a Carbon Tax and Credit policy. The article also explores the immense potential of carbon credits and taxation as catalysts for driving sustainable development in Nigeria.
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