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Fifth Batch (Eighth Flight) of 132 stranded Nigerian Citizens evacuated by Federal Government through National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) from the Internal conflict in Sudan Arrive Nnamdi Arzikiwe International Airport - Vimarsana News

Fifth Batch (Eighth Flight) of 132 stranded Nigerian Citizens evacuated by Federal Government through National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) from the Internal conflict in Sudan Arrive Nnamdi Arzikiwe International Airport

Download logoThe fifth batch (eighth flight) of 132 stranded Nigerian citizens evacuated by the Federal Government through the National Emergency

Flooding: FG blames states govt for disregarding early warnings  - National Accord Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Flooding: FG blames states govt for disregarding early warnings  - National Accord Newspaper

The Nigeria Hydrological Services (NIHSA) has blamed sub-nationals including state and local governments for disregarding “adequate and timely warnings” and weather advisories issued by the various Federal Government agencies such as NIHSA and the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) to avert flood disaster in 2022.

Flood: Federal goment blame state goments say dem ignore early weather predictions - Vimarsana News

Flood: Federal goment blame state goments say dem ignore early weather predictions

State goments for Nigeria don chop blame for flood wey dey ravage di kontri sake of say dem no take di weather predictions from federal goment agencies serious.

Source: bbc.com
NEMA donates relief materials to flood victims in Niger State - Vimarsana News

NEMA donates relief materials to flood victims in Niger State

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has donated relief materials worth millions of naira to flood victims in Niger state.