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Oba Sulaimon Bamgbade, the Olofin of Isheri and Adimula of Awori Kingdom, asserted on Thursday that the Aworis were the initial settlers in Lagos. In response to Oba Ewuare IIs recent statement at

For more than two weeks, people living and doing business in certain areas of Ogun State have been displaced and traumatised by perennial flood incident.

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - The Lagos State Government on Wednesday alerted residents downstream of the Ogun River of the likelihood of experiencing flood this month and relocating to safe areas. In a statement, spokesman for the Ministry of Environment, Kunle Adeshina, identified the affected areas as Alagbole, Meiran, Maidan, Kara, Isheri-Olowora, Agiliti, Owode-Onirin, Owode-Elede, Agboyi I,

Following the release of an updated 2023 Water Releases Forecast for Flood Control by the Ogun-Osun River Basin Authority effective September and the high rainfall being experienced as predicted, the Lagos State Government, on Sunday, alerted residents, especially those within the downstream of the Ogun River, of the likelihood of experiencing flood from this month.

If you ask many Nigerians the name of their local government chairman, they will likely not know it. I, for one, do not know mine. Maybe you can say it is

National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) continues flood sensitization in Lagos communities

The downpour has started with the accompanying destruction and death. The torrential rainfall of last week appeared to be a prelude to the

By OLA MUDOPE, Lagos - The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) says an assessment of rainfall in Lagos between May 1 and May 15 showed that 228 buildings and 336 families were impacted in various degrees. Mr Ibrahim Farinloye, Territorial Coordinator of NEMA, Lagos office disclosed this in a statement on Monday in Lagos. Farinloye

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has raised the alarm over the impact of windstorm and rain on communities in Kosofe and Alimoso Local Government Area of Lagos State, on May 1 and 15, 2023 which it said affected 336 families. The Nigerian agency that focused on disaster management in all parts of the country, also advised school authorities that they should be protective and train children to hide during windstorms.

As part of efforts to support children and families affected by flood, the SOS Children’s Villages is implementing the Humanitarian Action for Flood-Affected Families Project