The 8th International Law Association (ILA)-Nigerian Branch’s Conference, held at Afe Babalola University in Ekiti State, emphasized the need to rethink international law, diplomacy, and treaties to drive a just and sustainable transition.
The conference, which took place on April 9-10, 2025, brought together experts to discuss the role of international treaties in achieving sustainability. A speaker at the conference highlighted the loopholes in international climate and environmental agreements, citing their voluntary nature and reliance on the commitment of political leaders.
The expert advocated for a new approach to international law that prioritizes sustainability and justice. The conference featured a keynote speech by Prof. Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, former Minister of State for Petroleum, who impressed with his insights on sustainability.
The event provided a platform for collaboration and knowledge-sharing among experts, emphasizing the need for collective action towards a sustainable future.
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