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Lagdo Dam: House of Reps applauds ministry's preparedness for humanitarian crisis - Vimarsana News

Lagdo Dam: House of Reps applauds ministry's preparedness for humanitarian crisis

 Chairman of House of Representatives Committee on Emergency and Disaster Preparedness, Rt.Hon. Joseph Bassey gave the commendation in Abuja when the committee visited the minister in her office as part of their oversight function to review Nigeria's level of preparedness for the impending opening of the Lagdo Dam in Cameroon and other flood and emergency issues in the country.

DG NEMA Outlines Action Plan Following Release of Water From Cameroonian Dam - Vimarsana News

DG NEMA Outlines Action Plan Following Release of Water From Cameroonian Dam

Mustapha Ahmed, the Director General of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), has taken decisive action in response to the controlled release of water from the Lagdo Dam in Cameroon into th

Flood: NMA urges States, FG to take proactive steps - Vimarsana News

Flood: NMA urges States, FG to take proactive steps

The Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, on Sunday urged State and Federal Governments to activate emergency preparedness against the impending flood. The

Flood: NMA urges State, FG to take proactive approach to avert disasters - Vimarsana News

Flood: NMA urges State, FG to take proactive approach to avert disasters

The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) on Sunday urged State and Federal Governments to activate emergency preparedness against the impending flood.

Communities Still Suffering Devastation Of 2022 Floods - Vimarsana News

Communities Still Suffering Devastation Of 2022 Floods

In Benue State, persons affected with flood in the previous years have returned to their homes but are yet to move to safer places despite plans of opening