NATIONAL WORKSHOP • NDC 3.0 VALIDATIONNigeria's NDC 3.0: CMAN President Horsfall Tony moves motion for adoption and validation
📅 August 2025•📍 National Stakeholders' NDC Validation Workshop•🎬 Video Feature
Nigeria's NDC 3.0: CMAN President Horsfall Tony moves the motion for adoption and validation of Nigeria's NDC 3.0 on behalf of Nigeria's private sector at the National Stakeholders' NDC Validation Workshop. August 2025.
“Nigeria's NDC 3.0: CMAN President Horsfall Tony moves the motion for adoption and validation of Nigeria's NDC 3.0 on behalf of Nigeria's private sector at the National Stakeholders' NDC Validation Workshop. August 2025.”
— Horsfall Tony, President, Carbon Market Association of Nigeria (CMAN)📺 TV BROADCAST • NIMET 2026 PREDICTIONSTuesday Live: CMAN President shares insights on turning agricultural challenges into climate solutions
📅 3 August 2026•📍 NTA Tuesday Live / National Television Authority•🎬 TV Feature
During the flagship NTA broadcast "Tuesday Live", CMAN President Horsfall Tony discussed turning agricultural vulnerability into bankable climate & carbon market solutions for smallholders during the NiMet 2026 predictions conversation.
“Nigeria’s agricultural sector stands at the frontlines of climate vulnerability, but holds massive potential for climate finance. By linking early warning climate predictions with bankable carbon farming and MRV systems, we turn climate challenges into sustainable economic solutions for smallholders.”
— Horsfall Tony, President, Carbon Market Association of Nigeria (CMAN)FLAGSHIP EVENT • LONDON CLIMATE ACTION WEEKNigeria showcases high‑integrity carbon market vision at London climate summit
📅 22 June 2026•📍 Mansion House, City of London (NCIS 2026)•⏱️ 6 min read
Nigeria took centre stage at the Nigeria Climate Investment Summit (NCIS) 2026 during London Climate Action Week (LCAW), showcasing a sovereign, rules-based carbon market capable of generating 40–60 million high-integrity credits annually and unlocking US$1.2–3 billion in climate finance.
“Nigeria stands at the edge of a new economic frontier. The architecture exists. The opportunity is real. What we need now is disciplined implementation.”
— Dr. Eugene Itua, Board Chair, Carbon Market Association of Nigeria (CMAN)PRESS RELEASE • COP30 UNVEILINGNigeria unveils Carbon Market Association at COP30
📅 18 November 2025•📍 Belém, Brazil•⏱️ 4 min read
Nigeria appears to have taken a landmark step in strengthening its emerging carbon market ecosystem as the Minister of Environment, Balarabe Abbas Lawal, on Tuesday, November 18, 2025, unveiled the Carbon Market Association of Nigeria (CMAN) at the Nigeria Pavilion during COP30.
“The establishment of CMAN is a major milestone in our national climate agenda to ensure Nigeria becomes a hub for high-integrity credits.”
— Balarabe Abbas Lawal, Honourable Minister of EnvironmentSTATEMENT • DE-RISKING CARBON PROJECTSDe-risking carbon market projects key to attracting investment, CMAN tells FG
📅 22 January 2026•📍 Abuja & Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week•⏱️ 4 min read
The Carbon Market Association of Nigeria (CMAN) has asked the federal government to de-risk carbon market projects to attract up to $3 billion annually in carbon finance over the next decade following the launch of Nigeria’s national carbon market framework at Abu Dhabi sustainability week.
“The launch of Nigeria’s carbon market framework must be followed by concrete actions that make projects bankable and investment-ready.”
— Horsfall Tony, President of CMANPOLICY LAUNCH • CARBON MARKET FRAMEWORKAssociation lauds as Nigeria launches Carbon Market Framework
📅 26 January 2026•📍 Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week & Abuja•⏱️ 5 min read
Nigeria has officially launched its Carbon Market Framework at Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week, establishing a clear regulatory structure capable of attracting over $3.8 billion in annual climate finance investment.
“Together, let’s continue to do more to reinforce Nigeria’s leadership in catalyzing climate action through carbon markets.”
— Horsfall Tony, President, CMAN
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