Northern Nigeria is facing a growing environmental catastrophe—one that threatens livelihoods, fuels conflict, and accelerates migration. Silent Crisis under the Sahel Sun is a compelling exploration of how climate change, desertification, erratic rainfall, and resource depletion are reshaping the region’s economy, security, and social fabric. This book provides a deeply researched analysis of the agricultural decline, food insecurity, farmer-herder conflicts, and economic instability caused by climate change. It also highlights adaptation strategies, policy responses, and innovative solutions, including climate-smart agriculture, renewable energy, water conservation, and digital climate tools. Through case studies and real-world examples, the book examines the role of government, international organizations, and local communities in addressing these pressing challenges. It is a must-read for policymakers, environmentalists, researchers, and anyone interested in climate resilience in Africa. Key Topics Covered: ✔ The impact of climate change on agriculture, water, and livelihoods ✔ Climate-induced migration and conflicts in the Sahel ✔ Renewable energy, digital technology, and climate adaptation ✔ Policy reforms and global cooperation for a sustainable future Silent Crisis under the Sahel Sun is a call to action, shedding light on an unfolding crisis that demands urgent intervention before it escalates into a full-blown humanitarian disaster