Today’s world is increasingly gripped by environmental dread; however, a pioneering Nigerian innovator is transforming fear into tangible ecological action through the power of mobile gaming.
Speaking at the Falling Walls Science Summit, in Germany organised by the Falling Walls Foundation in Germany, Grace Ojonugwa James, an Engineering graduate of Covenant University and Purdue University, founder of Green Quest Innovations, unveiled Africa’s first climate agency game. The game is an interactive platform designed to combat “eco-anxiety” among the continent’s youth while driving real-world conservation projects.
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The initiative addresses a critical psychological crisis, particularly the sense of helplessness felt by the younger generation. Recalling an encounter that underscored this urgency, James shared the story of an eight-year-old girl she met during an advocacy programme who asked, “Have you noticed there have been a lot of
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