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NLNG Commences 2023 Quiz Competition With Focus on Achieving Net-Zero Emissions

By Moses Patience Chat

The Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) has commenced the 2023 round of the NLNG Science Quiz Competition, with the theme “Net Zero Science,” focusing this year on climate change and net zero emission goals.

This year’s competition is the second edition after the pilot edition in 2021 and will be conducted in collaboration with the Rivers State Ministry of Education and the Science Teachers Association of Nigeria (STAN), Rivers State Chapter. 

The quiz will also test students’ knowledge on the theme, which is in line with the Company’s quest for a sustainable environment.

While giving his remarks on the commencement of the competition, NLNG’s General Manager (GM), External Relations and Sustainable Development, Andy Odeh, stated that the competition is aimed at encouraging passion for science and technology among young students. 

Odeh also added that it was important for the themes to address pressing global issues, such as climate change and net-zero emissions to help develop the students’ scientific skills and knowledge and help them understand the impact of their actions on the environment.

“According to him, “ncorporating the theme of climate change and net-zero emissions in the science competition can have a significant impact on children’s attitudes and behaviours towards the environment. 

“It can help students appreciate the importance of sustainable practices and the urgent need to reduce carbon emissions to mitigate the effects of climate change. 

“Additionally, it can foster critical thinking skills and problem-solving abilities, enabling students to develop innovative solutions to address climate-related issues.

“NLNG’s interest in education and youth development in Nigeria is high. By providing young people with the necessary tools and resources to thrive in science and technology, it is empowering them to become leaders and change-makers in their communities.”

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