Dr Ezeh Emu
made the appeal while speaking as the representative of the Executive Governor
of Delta State, Rt (Hon) Sheriff Oborevwori at a Side event at the recently
concluded UNFCCC COP 28 in Dubai.
Emu said “In
my opinion, I believe that climate change challenge should be given the status
of a pandemic, if you give climate change the status of a pandemic, the world
would be serious about it.”
Emu stressed
that it was easy to contain Covid-19 because of the deserved attention devoted
to it, adding that if something urgent is not done about climate change
challenge, human beings would soon face existential threat. “When Covid-19
came, Covid has that status, and it was cured, and we think that if we don’t do
that like they always say, in the next 20, 30 years, some human existence will
go into extinction.”
Emu emphasized
that the threat posed by Climate change challenge is real and every hand must
be on deck to curtail the danger. “The threat is real and it is important that
we take this matter very seriously.”
He thanked
the organisers of the event, Nurses Across the Borders International ably led
by their President, Pastor Peters Osawaru Omoragbon for the opportunity to be
at the event. “Thank you for the opportunity.”
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