NEMA Urges Edo Residents to Relocate as River Niger Rises
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) in Edo State has urged residents living along the River Niger to move to higher ground as water levels rise to avoid potential flooding. The state government is on high alert and has plans to relocate residents to safer areas.
NEMA and SEMA officials are actively involved in sensitizing the community and preparing for potential evacuations if necessary.
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