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ABSTRACT
This study investigates the impact of climate change on agriculture in Nigeria's Niger Delta, a region known for its political stability and oil-producing towns. The nine states in the Niger Delta are particularly vulnerable due to their high vulnerability, low resilience, poor governance, inadequate infrastructure, and economic challenges. The study examines the concept of climate change, the geography of the Niger Delta, the consequences of climate change on agriculture in the region, and the measures taken by the Nigeria and Niger Delta state governments to mitigate these effects.
