President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has revealed that Nigeria will honour all its obligations to climate change and the quest for clean energy.
Presidential spokesperson, Dele Alake revealed this in a statement on Monday in Abuja.
The president also called for a stronger and better ties with the United States as Nigeria and the rest of the world move in the quest for renewable and other sources of clean energy.
Tinubu spoke at a meeting with the United States Assistant Secretary of State, Bureau of Energy Resources, Ambassador Geoffrey Praytt, at the State House, Abuja.
President Tinubu told the United States to work with Nigeria to protect her democracy.
Ambassador Praytt commended the steps so far taken by President Tinubu on fuel subsidy removal and unification of multiple foreign exchange rates.
He said he had to inform the president that President Joe Biden supports the steps taken so far by Nigeria to reduce the impact of fossil fuel.
Earlier, Group Managing Director of NNPC Limited, Mele Kyari, told Tinubu that the energy industry in Nigeria had been engaging the US Department of Energy on the energy transition.
