Grace Oluchi Mbah
Climate change activist
Grace Oluchi Mbah (born 22 January 1994) is a climate change activist.
She co-founded the Climate Action Africa (CAA) on 14 July 2021, with Chukwuemeka Fred Agbata. It is a non-government and non-profit organisation that focuses on addressing the climate issues in Africa.
Education and early life
Grace has a B.Sc. in Banking and Finance. She also has an MBA in Business Management.
Activities
Grace's career in activism on climate change stemmed from the effects of loss, destruction of life and property, damage to agricultural products and the issues of the waste of resources due to global warming in Nigeria. Even though, climate change is a natural phenomenon, Grace and her team carry out sensitization and advocacy and build partnerships with the indication that not attending to climate change will have a resultant effect on health, agriculture, environment, economy, society and all aspects of human endeavour. According to Grace, “Nigeria’s vulnerability to climate change necessitates immediate and collective action. Through this partnership, we aspire to harness the power of innovation, sustainable practices, policy dialogue, and community engagement to reshape Nigeria’s future and set a global example.” They develop ideation and provide facilities on climate change.
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