As climate change, extreme weather conditions, and environmental challenges continue to shape our world, the need for awareness and scientific engagement has never been greater. In line with this global concern, the Nnamdi Azikiwe University is set to host a remarkable event commemorating World Meteorological Day 2026.
Organized by the Department of Geography and Meteorology under the Faculty of Environmental Sciences, this event promises to be both enlightening and impactful—bridging the gap between science and society.
The 2026 theme, “Observing Today, Protecting Tomorrow,” emphasizes the importance of monitoring weather patterns, climate systems, and environmental changes as a proactive approach to securing the future.
From early warning systems to climate research, meteorology plays a crucial role in disaster prevention, agricultural planning, aviation safety, and environmental sustainability. This event will shed light on how data-driven observations today can help mitigate tomorrow’s risks.
The event will feature respected academics and professionals who are leaders in environmental and meteorological sciences:
Chief Host: Professor K. C. Okolie, Dean, Faculty of Environmental Sciences
Host: Dr. P. C. Nwozuwu, Head of Department, Geography and Meteorology
Guest Lecturer: Professor I. C. Enete, Director, Institute of Maritime Studies
Chairman of Occasion: Professor E. E. Ezenwaji, Director, NWRCBNet-SE Centre
Event Details
Date: Tuesday, 24th March 2026
Time: 10:00 AM
Venue: Faculty of Environmental Sciences Hall, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka
The event will feature lectures, discussions, and interactive sessions aimed at educating and engaging participants on pressing environmental issues.
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