The study on the impact of climate change on economic growth in Nigeria employed a ex-post-factor research design and sourced secondary time series data from World Development Indicators(2025) and NBS(2025). The study concludes that the use of renewable energy would be a promising strategy for promoting sustainable development, as well as for addressing climate change, by reducing environmental impacts that it comes with. This study had investigated the impact of climate change on Nigeria economic growth and found that GHG emission had negative implication for Nigeria GDP growth rate; hence adequate proactive measures must be taken to forestall these negative implications. Based on the findings of the study, the researcher recommended the following
1. Nigerian citizens and farmers be sensitized on the effects of climate change on health, environment and the economy.
2. Early warning and preventive mechanisms be put in place by the government at all levels to mitigate flood and climate change effects.
3. Ecological funds appropriated should be utilized in containing erosion in all parts of the countrybook chapter special case 2026
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