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Lagos govt to residents: Expect above normal annual rainfall - Vimarsana News

Lagos govt to residents: Expect above normal annual rainfall

By DayoAyeyemi | Lagos The Lagos State Government has alerted residents that the state will experience an above normal annual rainfall this year It said

As students, we used to get into fracas with bus drivers, conductors over fare —Aileru - Vimarsana News

As students, we used to get into fracas with bus drivers, conductors over fare —Aileru

Abeeb Aileru, former sole administrator of Oriade Local Council Development Area and member of Governing Council of Lagos State Polytechnic, is the

Lagos to experience above normal rainfall of 1936.2mm in 2023 - - Vimarsana News

Lagos to experience above normal rainfall of 1936.2mm in 2023 -

This was revealed by the Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Tunji Bello, on Thursday in Lagos.

Invasion of insect pests: Some nature-based solutions - Vimarsana News

Invasion of insect pests: Some nature-based solutions

Invasive species, whether plants or animals, are mostly non-native species. When introduced into an ecosystem, they quickly colonise a region, displacing native species with detrimental impacts on an entire ecosystem. Threats According to the Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) and Davis (2009), Invasive pest species are…

THE THIRSTY CITY (II): Faced with horrors of dry pipelines, Lekki residents find hope in sachet water - Vimarsana News

THE THIRSTY CITY (II): Faced with horrors of dry pipelines, Lekki residents find hope in sachet water

TheCable Index also observed that Lagos only made this allocation in three years out of the six years reviewed: 2017 (N8,656 billion), 2020 (N5,891 billion), and 2021 (N1,950 billion). But in spite of the allocations, Badmus insisted that projects were underfunded. By implication, allocations were made, but only a paltry of the fund was released.