0b10010011:



Go get a life Bro!

People get paid for masturbating now

0b10010011:



What other planning can be done to a coastal area of such? Flooding of such happens in any coastal area of such all over the world once there is heavy downpour.

Obi1kenobi:


That it clears in few hours is precisely evidence that rather than ecological challenges, it's infrastructural challenges that cause flooding here. The kind of challenges that have sacked communities like New Orleans would wipe Lagos off the map. Nigeria is a lucky country. I shudder to think what would happen if this country had tsunamis, earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, cyclones etc. We would have gone extinct by now.

The scenario is not "unavoidable" at all. Build expansive, closed, underground drainage systems that are integrated with municipal water treatment and supply faciities, and adequate channels, canals etc which drain out into the ocean and you'll see a stop to flooding. Keep digging 2-feet deep, open gutters flowing nowhere and blocked by garbage and waste and you'll keep getting floods.

loomer:


Make we hear word jare, how many rain fall? Na seven days none?

Country like Ireland wey na water surround am no dey flood like this, and e no get the month rain no dey fall.

nwakibie3:


Lol. I concur. I stay in lekki but to be very frank lekki is overrated. Op u haven't seen anything, go down to the almighty VGC and see how messed the environment is now.

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I don't want to really go indepth with you cos I won't still make a point to you. I might choose to willingly if you can tell me how to measure up coastal city with regards to flooding and drainage channelling?


When u answer, I promise to start from there.


Tip- Onitsha is a coastal area but doesn't get flooded but Lekki does.

loomer:


I've never been to Onitsha and don't know how their drainage system work. But I know say Lagos useless when it come to drains by the roadside.

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Drain to an ocean conveniently without backlogs considering that terrain?

It's about digging deep, it's about channelling to flow paths. It wish I could dive a little into physics. The reservoir is the determinant of the channel and not vice-versal. For a place like Lekki, you have to consider counter return from the reservoir is an occurrence warrants. You don't just open up deep drainages going to same place that can't withhold the flow.

0b10010011:



I don't want to really go indepth with you cos I won't still make a point to you. I might choose to willingly if you can tell me how to measure up coastal city with regards to flooding and drainage channelling?


When u answer, I promise to start from there.


Tip- Onitsha is a coastal area but doesn't get flooded but Lekki does.

alcmene:
That's almost the size of Omambala river.

Afonja be doing as if they are flawless.

See how they will be dodging this thread

madridguy:
River Lekki

alcmene:
That's almost the size of Omambala river.

Afonja be doing as if they are flawless.

See how they will be dodging this thread

alcmene:
That's almost the size of Omambala river.

Afonja be doing as if they are flawless.

See how they will be dodging this thread

three:
It is as though we are determined to be foolish in this country.

Draining Lagos is not complicated.

These problems have solutions! The trouble is that if things worked in Nigeria, the politicians and administrators would only have their salaries to take home

No more overbloated contracts and 60/40 kickbacks!

beautiful232:
even my area for ajah no dey like this,smh for lekki

alcmene:
That's almost the size of Omambala river.

Afonja be doing as if they are flawless.

See how they will be dodging this thread