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Lagos Govt Moves To Clear Blocked Drainage, Warns Residents Against Waste Disposal

The Lagos State Government has announced plans to address blocked drainage channels in parts of the state, while urging residents to stop using waterways as dumping grounds. The intervention follows observations made during the October environmental sanitation exercise, where officials reportedly witnessed residents disposing of refuse into canals and drainage channels, Vanguard reported. Head of...
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CCECC Moves To End Dakkada Estate Flood Menace, Studies Ituk Mbang Drainage Route

The perennial flooding threatening the Dakkada Estate and surrounding farmlands may be heading for a permanent solution as the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) begins feasibility studies for a new drainage channel through the Ituk Mbang/Nung Ikono Ufok gully system. The proposed intervention is designed to redirect flood waters from the estate through the...
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Enugu Flooding: State Spent N295m On Erosion, Flood Control Despite N1.39bn Ecological Receipts

Enugu State Government spent N295.17 million on erosion and flood control between January and June 2026, after receiving about N1.39 billion in ecological fund allocations during the same period. SaharaReporters reported that the figures showed Enugu received ecological fund allocations throughout the first half of the year, while N295.17 million was recorded as expenditure on...
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Akwa Ibom Targets 700,000 Annual Tonnes Of Waste For Wealth Creation

Idongesit Mishael, Uyo Akwa Ibom State government says it is exploring ways to turn about 700,000 metric tonnes of solid waste generated annually into electricity, recyclable products, fertiliser and other economic opportunities, as the government moves to reposition waste management as a revenue-generating sector. The Commissioner for Environment and Mineral Resources, Rt. Hon. Nsikak Ekong,...
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Nigeria Faces Highest Heat-Death Risk As Super El Niño Intensifies

Nigeria could record the highest number of excess heat-related deaths globally over the next six months if an expected “super El Niño” produces the extreme temperatures projected by researchers. Researchers at the University of Chicago’s Climate Impact Lab estimate that extreme heat linked to the weather phenomenon could contribute to about 451,000 additional deaths worldwide...
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NiHSA Flags Thousands Of Communities, Schools, Farms As Seven-Day Flood Threat Looms

Thousands of communities, schools, healthcare facilities, markets, religious centres and hectares of farmland across 15 states have been placed on heightened flood alert as the Federal Government warns of rising river levels between September 19 and 25. The warning, issued by the Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency (NiHSA), shifts attention from isolated flash-flood incidents to the...
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Rising Niger Triggers Early Warning As NEMA Urges Anambra Communities To Prepare

The National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, has begun heightened surveillance of the River Niger in Anambra State as its rising water level prompts authorities to prepare vulnerable communities for possible flooding. Although the river remains within the safe threshold, NEMA said the gradual rise in water level makes early preparation necessary, particularly for residents living...
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