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Tanker overturns on Liverpool Bridge as officials avert disaster

A major disaster was averted on Monday after a diesel laden tanker overturned on Liverpool Bridge, outward Apapa, in the Tin Can Island area of Lagos. Videos showed residents rushing to scoop the spilled diesel in jerrycans and other containers before authorities arrived.​ Emergency agencies, including the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency, Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service, Lagos State Traffic Management Authority and the Police, moved in quickly after the videos went viral. Their swift response helped to secure the area and prevent a possible fire outbreak.​ LASEMA Permanent Secretary, Dr Femi Oke Osanyintolu, said all responders were activated once reports of the fallen tanker and fuel leakage were received. He confirmed that the situation was brought under control and urged motorists to avoid the axis while the site is being fully secured.​ Oke Osanyintolu appealed to residents to […]

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Bauchi Flood Fight: NEMA Launches 2025 Preparedness Drive with Stakeholders

NEMA, Bauchi State Rally Stakeholders to Tackle 2025 Flood Risks As Nigeria braces for another rainy season, Bauchi State and the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) have launched a proactive campaign to mitigate flooding risks through community sensitization, inter-agency collaboration, and grassroots preparedness. Why Bauchi is a Priority Bauchi State, identified as a high-risk flood zone, faces annual threats from overflowing rivers and erratic rainfall. NEMA Deputy Director Bitrus Samuel warned: “Disasters start locally. Equipping communities with knowledge saves lives and reduces damage.” NiMet’s Early Warning: Predictions of heavy rainfall prompted NEMA’s nationwide preparedness campaign. Historical Impact: Past floods displaced thousands and damaged critical infrastructure. Key Strategies for 2025 Flood Mitigation Stakeholder Collaboration: Participants: Nigerian Army, Police, Civil Defence, Fire Service, and local leaders. Goal: Streamline emergency responses and resource sharing. Community Sensitization: Target: High-risk areas like Muda Lawal Market, previously hit by floods […]

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Over 40 Houses Taken Over by Tidal Waves at Weija-Gbawe

In the coastal community of Kelee, within the Weija-Gbawe Municipality of the Greater Accra Region, more than 40 homes have been submerged by advancing tidal waves, leaving residents in fear of losing their entire settlement.Residents of the area have expressed growing concern over the sea’s encroachment, which has brought it dangerously close to their homes. At one point, the shoreline was over 400 meters away from the houses, but now it has rapidly moved inland, swallowing homes and even a school that once served the community. As a result, local schoolchildren have been forced to relocate to Wiaboman, a nearby town, to continue their education.Joseph Addy, one of the remaining residents, shared the distressing reality of his situation, explaining that the tidal waves are gradually eroding the walls of his home. He has no means to afford renting elsewhere, urging […]

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Mepe Marks Akosombo Flood Anniversary, Demands Government Accountability.

On the one-year anniversary of the Akosombo Dam floods, the community of Mepe gathered at Degorme camp to reflect on the tragedy and call for stronger government action.Despite GH₵100,000 being spent on camp maintenance by the Mepe Development Association (MDA), over 200 displaced individuals continue to live in temporary shelters, facing adverse weather and health challenges. Tangible support from government authorities has yet to materialize.North Tongu MP Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa is spearheading legal action to ensure accountability, emphasizing the need for compensation, housing, and psychological support for victims.The disaster has also highlighted systemic issues in disaster management, with stakeholders urging the government to prioritize prevention, efficient response, and recovery policies.Chairman Fabian Mawulenu Kojo of the MDA called for better collaboration between the government, traditional councils, and community groups to address post-disaster challenges effectively.The community continues to demonstrate resilience, but their […]

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