National Emergency Management Agency
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) says the explosion that occurred on Monday afternoon in Abuja was caused by a suicide bomber. One person was injured in the wake of the blast at a bus-stop along the Mararaba-Nyanya expressway. The police had said a comprehensive investigation had commenced, including detailed forensic analysis, to ascertain the exact cause […]
NEMA, the National Emergency Management Agency has advised states in the central and southern parts of the country to prepare ahead of potential floods that may soon affect communities downstream. NEMA gave the advice in a press statement signed by its Head of Press Unit, Manzo Ezekiel, on Thursday. The flood alert advise […]
Some states have started taking measures to ensure the safety of lives and properties from flooding as Cameroon set to open the Lagdo dam. The Cameroonian government had earlier sent a letter to the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, during the weekend for measures to be taken as the country intends to open its […]
Imran J Umar, a Nigerian student stuck in Sudan has narrated how his colleagues fleeing from the war outbreak in Sudan have to use their Passports as collateral for their bus to get going over alleged non-payment by the Federal Government. Umar, made the revelation while responding to a tweet by Madam Abike […]
A seven-storey building at First Avenue, Banana Island, Ikoyi Lagos state, collapsed yesterday evening with some construction workers trapped inside. Reports say many of the workers were injured while others jumped when the building caved in. At about 8.30 pm seven construction workers were rescued while an undisclosed number of persons were still trapped. […]
The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Hajiya Sadiya Farouq, said yesterday that Bayelsa State ravaged by the flood was not among the 10 most hit states. She said Jigawa State recorded the highest number of death and was number one of the states most affected by the disaster. Yesterday, […]
Most of the Nigerians deported from the United Arab Emirates according to National Emergency Management Agency are those stranded and have not been able to get work permits due to the new policy by the government. PUNCH paper reported that 542 Nigerians were evacuated from the UAE and arrived at the Nnamdi Azikiwe […]
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