Most parts of Africa are witnessing severe drought and torrential rainfall. In Nigeria for instance, the pace of desert encroachment in the country's far north is becoming very alarming while the south of the country continues to witness unusually torrential rain and sea level rises.CCTV's Deji Badmus has been speaking with one of Nigeria's foremost environmentalist about the problem of climate change in that country and Africa as a whole
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