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The director-general added that immediate evacuation of Nigerians from various communities to safer destinations should be carried out by all stakeholders. | Pulse Nigeria

Experts believe priority should be given to flood prevention, response and management. | Pulse Nigeria

The state government promised to support those displaced from their homes by the rising water level occasioned by the overflow of the River Benue and River Niger. | Pulse Nigeria

"We are providing temporary shelter to support the states, but these states have to provide the IDP camps, NEMA does not provide

NEMA Director-General, Mustapha Ahmed, who disclosed this at the National Emergency Coordination Forum meeting, Wednesday in Abuja said others include Enugu, Edo, Delta, Rivers and Bayelsa states.

The Delta State Government, Wednesday, called on residents in low-land and flood-prone areas of the State to relocate to higher planes in view of the

Nigeria: National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) covenes Emergency Coordination Forum Meeting over Recent Release of Water from Lagdo Dam

The Federal Government, on Monday, said all the frontline states on the path of River Benue may experience flooding within the next seven

The release of massive volumes of water from Lagdo Dam in Cameroon since August 14, 2023, which triggered fear of widespread flooding in

Several states across the country are gearing up to implement comprehensive mitigation measures in anticipation of the imminent release of water from the