This article explores the use of communication and storytelling to foster climate literacy in Nigeria. Climate literacy encompasses understanding climate science, its impacts, and mitigation and adaptation solutions, which is crucial for informed decision-making and policy development. Communication and storytelling serve as powerful tools to convey complex scientific information in relatable ways to a broader audience. Tailoring content to the audience's values, beliefs, and attitudes is essential for effective engagement. Nigeria faces challenges due to limited formal education and a lack of political will, contributing to low climate literacy rates. However, positive trends include increased government funding and the growth of climate-related industries. The article suggests incorporating storytelling in education, raising awareness through campaigns, promoting political competence, and leveraging international events to improve climate literacy. Addressing limitations in climate change predictions and scaling issues is crucial. Challenges specific to Nigeria and examples of art festivals and radio programs targeting youth and rural communities are discussed. The article emphasizes the need for localized communication strategies and increased research to enhance climate literacy in Nigeria. By embracing effective communication and storytelling, Nigeria can foster climate consciousness and empower individuals to take action..

Index Terms- Communication and Storytelling, Climate Literacy and Consciousness