Abdullahi Muhammad Ibrahim

Abdullahi Muhammad Ibrahim is a committed climate writer and grassroots advocate based in Kogi State, Nigeria. With over five years of experience at the intersection of gender and climate justice, his work is deeply rooted in community engagement and storytelling. As a freelance writer contributing to Africa Climate Reporters, Abdullahi documents the lived realities of climate change across Nigeria, focusing particularly on vulnerable populations.

Currently serving as a Technical Support Officer at the Advocacy for Youth, Women, and Girls Impact Initiative, he supports local resilience efforts in Ganaja—one of the most flood-prone communities in the region. His work includes hosting interviews with flood survivors, ensuring their stories are not just heard but centered in the climate conversation.

A dedicated volunteer with Greenhub Nigeria, Abdullahi’s activism spans both environmental action and public education. Whether he's on the ground helping flood victims or crafting narratives that inspire change, Abdullahi remains unwavering in his mission: to amplify local voices, promote resilience, and foster climate action from the grassroots up.