Cows and Climate Change: Impact on Abuja's Urban Landscape

Sunday, 25 August 2024, 16:59

Climate change and development are forcing cows into Nigeria's capital, Abuja, disrupting daily life. The herders, like Ismail Abubakar, find their paths obstructed by urban sprawl. As the land shrinks, challenges for both drivers and herders intensify. This post explores the intersection of climate change, urbanization, and livestock management in Abuja.
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Cows and Climate Change: Impact on Abuja's Urban Landscape

Urban Disruptions from Livestock Migration

Climate change is reshaping landscapes in Nigeria, forcing cows into urban settings like Abuja, creating unique challenges for residents and herders alike.

A Day in the Life of a Teenage Herder

For teenage herder Ismail Abubakar, guiding these cows is routine, yet it highlights a troubling trend where urban growth conflicts with traditional herding practices.

  • Cows increasingly occupy city roads.
  • Herding practices are under threat.
  • Development projects encroach on grazing lands.

This juxtaposition of climate issues and urban development paints a complex picture affecting the daily lives of many.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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