Stakeholders in Nigeria are calling for increased enforcement and improved monitoring of gas flaring, a practice with significant negative consequences for both the environment and local communities. The demand comes amid concerns over the health impacts of flaring and its contribution to climate change. Current regulations are seen as insufficient to effectively curb the practice, leading to continued pollution and wasted resources. Advocates are pushing for a more robust system to track flared gas and hold operators accountable. The stakeholders emphasize the need for a comprehensive approach that combines stricter penalties with technological solutions for capturing and utilizing flared gas. This push aims to reduce environmental damage and promote sustainable energy practices within the country. The issue has gained renewed attention as communities continue to suffer from the effects of prolonged gas flaring.