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Greenwashing occurs when companies falsely market their products or services as environmentally friendly, appealing to conscious investors and consumers and potentially leading to deception.

This Publication by Dr Jude Odinkonigbo and Frances Ehigiamusor explores greenwashing in Nigeria, examining reactions from the United States, the European Union, and the United Kingdom and offers insights and solutions to assist Nigeria in addressing this problem as well as helping companies avoid the reputational and legal risk of misleading greenwashing claims.

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