Abstract:

Climate change is a major threat to farming and food supplies in Nigeria. To reduce these effects, communication strategies are needed to promote farming methods that can withstand climate change among Nigerian farmers. This study researched the role of communication in promoting climate change mitigation strategies among Nigerian farmers. It looked at the best ways to communicate, the messages that are sent, and the most effective communication channels. The study used communication strategies and best practices to create a communication framework that meets the specific needs of Nigerian farmers. The framework stresses involving local communities, using culturally appropriate messages, and employing various communication methods. This approach aims to increase knowledge sharing, establish trust, and encourage behavioral adjustments related to climate change. The research also examines obstacles to implementing climate-resilient farming methods. The goal of this paper is to provide guidance for policymakers, agricultural extension workers, and other parties interested in encouraging Nigerian farmers to adopt climate change mitigation strategies. Additionally, it promotes a more informed and self-sufficient agricultural industry in Nigeria, which is better prepared to confront the effects of climate change.