Stella Ojulowo, 48, stepped out of her floating home in the early morning light, adjusting her wrapper. She paused beside a younger woman packing bowls of crayfish, scooped a handful, and popped a few into her mouth to have a taste.
As she munched the crayfish, Ms Ojulowo reflected on her life and the impact of climate change on her farming business.
For decades, the small coastal settlement of Oroto, tucked within the Ilaje Local Government Area of Ondo State in…
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