
Nigeria mandates IFRS S1 and S2 through an FRC roadmap, phasing voluntary to mandatory reporting by 2028/2030 to strengthen ESG disclosure and attract investment.

Commonwealth Secretariat unveils 2025–2030 Strategic Plan prioritising democratic resilience, economic revival and environmental action to expand trade and empower youth and women.

Communities harness indigenous land stewardship and new regulations to scale carbon credit projects, boosting local revenues and aiming for regional market growth.

Gen Z worldwide is mobilising—driven by corruption, unemployment and inequality—using digital organising to demand jobs, transparency and inclusion, pressing governments and businesses for reform.

NCIC report finds Nigeria's renewable sector valued at $928 billion, highlighting solar, biofuels and circular economy opportunities and urgent policy, financing, and skills needs.

Lagos plans to convert plastic waste into a $200 million circular economy, creating over 10,000 jobs for women and youth.

Circular recycling initiatives in Nigeria generated $1 million in 2024, created jobs, processed thousands of tons, and present an alternative to green taxation.

Nigeria's 2024 FRC SME governance guidelines provide practical board, succession and ESG steps to improve accountability, access to finance, resilience and growth.
Summary and evidence-based insights into corporate, government, and organisational sustainability disclosures across Africa, highlighting achievements, uncovering gaps, and spotlight opportunities for progress.