ABIA GOVT BERATES NDC GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE OGAH OVER CLAIMS OF SUPPORTING ATIKU. (PHOTO).

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 Abia Government Berates NDC Gubernatorial Candidate Ogah Over Claims of Supporting Atiku The Abia State Government has dismissed allegations by the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) gubernatorial candidate in the state, Etugo Ogah, that it is backing Atiku Abubakar and Chibuike Amaechi of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) for the 2027 presidential election. Ogah made the claim while addressing members of his party recently. He alleged that the Abia State Government is neither supporting President Bola Tinubu nor Peter Obi, but is instead supporting Atiku Abubakar and Amaechi. “The present government of Abia, they are not supporting Tinubu or Peter Obi, they are supporting Atiku and Amaechi and I want to reveal it to you people,” Ogah was quoted as saying. Reacting, the Special Adviser to Governor Alex Otti on Media and Publicity, Ferdinand Ekeoma, described Ogah as a content creator seeking relevance through unfounded statements against the governor. Ekeoma accused the NDC can...
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RELOCATE NOW, THE FLOODS ARE COMING: NEMA WARNS ANAMBRA COMMUNITIES.{PHOTO}.#PRESS RELEASE.

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 NEMA strengthen staff for effective disaster management - Vanguard News

      Flood Alert

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has warned residents of Anambra in flood plains and low lands near the River Niger and its tributaries to relocate.
The South-East Zonal Coordinator of NEMA, Mr Fred Anusim, gave the warning on Saturday in Enugu.
The Nigerian Hydrological Services Agency (NIHSA) and Nigeria Meteorological Agency (NIMET) had earlier predicted torrential rains in September in 28 states of the country.
The NIHSA early this week specifically noted that there had been disturbing growing level of water in the River Niger.
“Some communities in the South-East have started feeling the impact of the increasing water and gradual flooding, especially those in Anambra State.
“So, we are advising these communities, particularly those within natural flood-plains and low lands and those communities close to River Niger and its tributaries, to relocate to safe high-lands.
“They should please evacuate while they can salvage some of their belongings and even crops they had planted in order to reduce damages and avoidable destruction.
“This is the call and warning we are issuing at this moment as a proactive disaster management agency,’’ he said.
Anusim said that before now, NEMA had met and sensitised various State Emergency Management Agencies (SEMAs) in the South-East to provide safe high-lands that people could relocate to temporarily.
“NEMA will do the needful of supplying relief materials to the people in their various Internally Displaced People(IDP) camps in the states.
“The IDPs will return back to their homes after the rains and predated flood season is over to continue their daily human and business endeavours.
“The Federal Government through NEMA wants to ensure that there is minimal human and property losses this year as it is expected that all obey the expert advice from NIHSA and NIMET,’’ he added.
Anambra has successively been flooded annually as the River Niger and its tributaries run through the state.
NEMA strengthen staff for effective disaster management - Vanguard News

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