The Nigerian Meteorological Agency has issued a serious warning to Nigerians to brace up to face meaner days of heat.

With the global average air temperature of the earth hitting 1°C hotter than it was at the start of the twentieth century, the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NIMET) has warned Nigerians to brace up for more hot days, warm nights and heat waves.

In a statement signed by the Head of its Public Relations Unit, Eva Azinge, NIMET noted that with the long residence of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, the current warming would continue beyond 2100, even when the emission of greenhouse gases is reduced.

The statement said, “We must therefore prepare for a future with more hot days, warm nights and heat waves because of past and present emissions. This preparation will require smart adaptation strategies and engaging in climate resilient practices to cope with the damage that has been done.”

http://www.042express.com/2016/03/be-ready-for-hotter-days-warm-nights.html

Na wao... End time heat.

Ah! I no even know wetin i fit talk....it looks like it might be true cos the kinda heat i de experience 4 my side, no be small thing man
Buh wait o
^

Shey dem be God ni?

I think Nimet should just stfu. Responsible meteorological stations forecast and thus people are preinformed of the impending conditions. but what do we get in Naija? they simply sit and laze around in their offices coupled with the lack of modern meteorological equipment and wait for the weather to unfold whatever it has in store before they come out to shout. most times they use the present to guess d future and end up failing woefully.

True ma broda...dem lie lie too much, we are already the said future heat, no any1 dey come again

Ooh my God! How are we going to cope coupled with this internal heat caused by lack of fuel, power and the bad economy? This combined heat will be unbearable.

Proxy001:
I think Nimet should just stfu. Responsible meteorological stations forecast and thus people are preinformed of the impending conditions. but what do we get in Naija? they simply sit and laze around in their offices coupled with the lack of modern meteorological equipment and wait for the weather to unfold whatever it has in store before they come out to shout. most times they use the present to guess d future and end up failing woefully.

U make me laugh small NIMET na like many Nigerian men of God, they only predict when the event has already happened

The gods are angry

How come during GEJ's administration na high rainfall this same NIMET dey forecast every year, now na heat wave wen Wan kill people, not to talk of animals and crops. Is PMB attracting this badly to our land or what

everybody just dey pile on dem own...............

nairagossip:
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency has issued a serious warning to Nigerians to brace up to face meaner days of heat.

With the global average air temperature of the earth hitting 1°C hotter than it was at the start of the twentieth century, the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NIMET) has warned Nigerians to brace up for more hot days, warm nights and heat waves.

In a statement signed by the Head of its Public Relations Unit, Eva Azinge, NIMET noted that with the long residence of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, the current warming would continue beyond 2100, even when the emission of greenhouse gases is reduced.

The statement said, “We must therefore prepare for a future with more hot days, warm nights and heat waves because of past and present emissions. This preparation will require smart adaptation strategies and engaging in climate resilient practices to cope with the damage that has been done.”

http://www.042express.com/2016/03/be-ready-for-hotter-days-warm-nights.html

Jesus! coupled with this buhari and fashola epeleptic NEPA, hmm wahala dy o

ok, waiting for next news.

sinkhole:
U make me laugh small NIMET na like many Nigerian men of God, they only predict when the event has already happened

your are right jhoor... imagine simply because 2015 rains started quite early the mofos predicted that Nigerians should expect more rains than the torrents of 2014. But lo and behold precipitation for 2015 became far less than 2014.