COP26: Nigerian Born Gloria Bulus Joins Over 100,000 Activists  On Glasgow Streets, Calling  For End To Fossil Fuel

COP26: Nigerian Born Gloria Bulus Joins

Over 100,000 Activists  On Glasgow Streets, Calling  For End To Fossil Fuel

Over 100,000 Activists together with a

Nigerian Born Gloria Bulus have stormed the streets of Glasgow and Summit hallways demanding an end to Fossil Fuels.

The activists are demanding among others, end to the reliance of fossil fuels,  accountability for the massive environmental impact of war and military action, reformation of unsustainable fishing practices and reparation for the frontline communities experiencing climate change, especially the world’s indigenous tribes.

The COP witnessed heavy criticisms for failing to meet the moment as some activists described it as  “a 2- week celebration of business as usual and blah blah blah”

The Nigerian Activist, Gloria Kasang Bulus , Founder of “Bridge That Gap” Initiative and an Award Winning Climate Communicator who armed herself with a placard with an inscription “Loss and Damage” said ” Everyday we are experiencing loss and damage as a result of climate related disasters and yet little time and little attention is given to loss and damage. Lots of time and lots of energy needs to be given especially during COP. The damage is huge, the loss is on the increase”, She frowned .

A Jamaican born Activist, Mikaela Loach who is suing the British Government for unlawful gas and oil subsidies said, This is worse than hypocrisy.

The COP26 Climate Conference which has however been seen as the last chance to establish climate agenda, featured world’s most prominent political, economic and environmental leaders to commit to transitioning the world away from Fossil Fuels.