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A COP of Truth: What Article 6 Reveals About Power, Politics, and the Future of Climate Justice

By Dr. Mfoniso Xael Introduction: When Climate Negotiations Become a Mirror Every climate COP tells a story, not just about emissions and mitigation, but about power, politics, and whose voices count when the world is negotiating its survival. COP30 in Belém, described by Brazil’s leadership as the “COP of Truth,” forced the world to confront…

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Frontline Community Women Face Heightened Climate Injustice – Women Climate Assembly

By Katherine Abayomi Women living in frontline communities across Africa are bearing the brunt of climate change and environmental degradation, as they struggle daily to sustain their families amid dwindling natural resources. This concern was at the heart of discussions at the 4th African Women Climate Assembly, themed “Promoting Women’s Critical Role in Climate Change…

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HOMEF Warns COP30 May Become Another Jamboree Without Genuine Climate Action

…Launches Yasunize and Ogonize Social Media Campaign By Tracy Ohovwere The Environmental Rights Group, Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF), has cautioned that the forthcoming Conference of Parties (COP30) in Brazil may turn out to be another global jamboree without genuine commitments from governments and international oil companies to end fossil fuel emissions and ensure…

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Niger Explosion: ‘We Saw It Coming,’ NOA DG Blames Residents’ Negligence

The Director-General of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), Lanre Issa-Onilu, says negligence and eroded values led to the Niger tanker explosion. In an interview newsmen on Thursday, the DG described the incident as “frustrating” and avoidable. “It’s very frustrating, but we saw it coming. After the Dikko explosion (earlier this year) in Niger State, the…

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100 Ogoni Youths Graduate from UNDP-Supported Solar Training to Tackle Unemployment, Promote Clean Energy

By Katherine Abayomi In a bid to curbing unemployment and equipping Ogoni youths with sustainable livelihood opportunities and promoting clean energy adoption in the land, a total of 100 Ogoni youths have graduated from a three-month intensive solar installation and maintenance training organized by the Lekeh Development Foundation (LDF) with support from the United Nations…

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CSOs equip A/Ibom oil community with skills for environmental advocacy

By Uko Okon Peace Point Development Foundation (PPDF) in collaboration with Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF) has taken a significant step towards promoting environmental sustainability by equipping Opolom Community in Ibeno LGA with skills for environmental advocacy. Opolum is one of the communities in Ibeno local government area playing host to several multinational oil…

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Words as Tools of Resistance: HOMEF Advocates Global ‘Ogonize and Yasunize’ Movement at Wisdom Gathering in Benin

The Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF) has called for a global awakening to the power of language in environmental and social justice struggles, urging activists worldwide to “Ogonize and Yasunize” – a phrase coined to symbolise resistance against ecological destruction and fossil fuel exploitation. At the 2025 Wisdom Gathering held at the Oronto Douglas…

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