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Lagos State Flooding Who To Blame by oganaij: 3:17am On Jul 13, 2017
Recently the state of Lagos witnessed a devastating flooding that not only left many homeless but also destroyed homes and offices costing millions of Naira. When this happened, many were quick to blame the government for not doing enough in the aspect of building more drainage for effective flow of rain water. Some even went as far as point out corruption as the reason behind the level of destruction cause by the flood.

While this maybe truth to some extent, the citizens of Lagos also need to share parts of the blame. You may ask why I am saying this, my answer to is simple, Most Nigerians are guilty of dumping heaps of refuse indiscriminately. It has become a habit for people to dump refuse indiscriminately with thinking of the consequence. They don’t care about the health implication, or the environment defacing these waste dumps causes to the beauty of this great nation.

People dispose of polythene bags, take away packs in to drainages and on the streets hope that they will flow away. What do you think happens when you dump things like this in the drainage? Simple, the drains get blocked, causing stoppage to the free flow of water and when the rain comes you get flood. it is a simply mathematics. So maybe when next you think of dumping refuse indiscriminately, think of the flood it may cause, think of the health hazard and then do the right thing.

If you don’t want you lose your precious electronics or fancy apartment and furniture then you most stop dumping refuse indiscriminately. This message is not just to Lagos State only, but also to all Nigerians. Instead of taking us one step backward, do the right thing so Nigeria can move forward. Thank you for reading this article, I hope the message was helpful. God bless Nigeria and its good citizens Amen.

Source: http://www.oganaij.com.ng/2017/07/lagos-state-flooding-who-to-blame.html

Re: Lagos State Flooding Who To Blame by Desyner: 3:18am On Jul 13, 2017
The flower planting govt.
Re: Lagos State Flooding Who To Blame by ExpensiveG: 3:27am On Jul 13, 2017
If I no blame BUHARI, na who I wan blame
undecided
Re: Lagos State Flooding Who To Blame by oganaij: 3:46am On Jul 13, 2017
lol
Desyner:
The flower planting govt.
Re: Lagos State Flooding Who To Blame by Nobody: 4:43am On Jul 13, 2017
Lagosians don't worry ehn,the land is being watered for overflowing harvest.LOLZ
Re: Lagos State Flooding Who To Blame by loomer: 5:33am On Jul 13, 2017
Why drainage system go dey open in the first place?

That na if drainage system even dey self
Re: Lagos State Flooding Who To Blame by oganaij: 10:36am On Jul 13, 2017
That does not mean one should throw dumps in a drainage we should learn personally hygiene
loomer:
Why drainage system go dey open in the first place?

That na if drainage system even dey self

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