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The Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency (NIHSA) has tasked states and local government councils across the federation to intensify and step up efforts to

Flood related disasters would only be minimised by strict adherence to warnings from relevant authorities, the agency boss warned.

(FILES) In this file photo taken on October 20, 2019 a public transport bus drives in a flooded Agege Motor Road, in the local Government Area of Mushin town, Lagos. – Severe climate impacts will unavoidably ravage nature and humankind by mid-century or sooner, according to the draft of a landmark report from the UN’s climate science advisory body obtained by AFP.Species extinction, ecosystem collapse, crippling health impacts from disease and heat, water shortages, migration from cities devastated by rising seas — all will accelerate in the coming decades no matter how rapidly the carb...

Downpour submerged 300 Taraba buildings, says NIHSA The Punch Published 12 July 2021 The Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency, on Sunday, said the severe flood that submerged about 300 buildings in several communities in Jalingo, the Taraba State capital was due to heavy downpour in the affected locations. NIHSA denied reports alleging that the flood was aggravated by the release of water from the Cameroonian Lagdo Dam built within the Cameroonian portion of River Benue. The Director-General, NIHSA, Clement Nze, explained in an email he sent to our correspondent that the flood...