₦airaland Forum

obembet:
Where side be ur area

mikaelzX:
really? From weather forecasts, PH daily temperature doesn't exceed 30 degrees and night temperatures are around 19 to 21 degrees celsius. So which area in PH do you stay or are the weather forecasts wrong?

okrikaboi:
Scam forecast

Holywizard:
People are still fuckîng under de hot weather

alphaNomega:
You should try it

emmanuelpopson:
u mind the ignorant ones who are already blaming one hell or so.. what about people in Libya, Sudan or Mali.. these people are more hit than we that are below the equator some distance... what I believe we must do had been said by you... plant more trees, cut less tress and reduce the emissions of CFCs, also enact laws to allow tress planted in all roads, residential areas ..these will save people during this difficult time.. the trees will absorb ghe heat to hit the ground and thereby less heat wave will be emmited to the atmosphere.. we have brains but we refuse to use it...

Lee84:
Thank God, Jos no hot like that.

Delivar:
The heat is hell already

Anazp:
NEVA ITS INCOMPARABLE STOP FOOLING URSELF AND REPENT

pat077:
I can imagine what the people in the far north are going through now.

LilSmith55:
It is normal during heatwave in any country because everybody wants to on their AC... Go and search Heatwave and Electricity and u will understand beta...



Me and my hand fan na best friend.... I no dey let am out of my sight for one seconds

Justiceleague1:
how about when u wanna sleep,do u sleep with ur hand fan?

I have this portable mini battery run fan that i use when nepa strike. Ahh it helps alot o

Justiceleague1:
how about when u wanna sleep,do u sleep with ur hand fan?

I have this portable mini battery run fan that i use when nepa strike. Ahh it helps alot o

Jacktheripper:
Nigeria has been in the grip of an intense heatwave over the past few weeks, with meteorologist saying there is no relief in sight until the seasonal rains set in next month.

The extreme heat has been in place since March, with the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) saying last week that the heatwave has been affecting most parts of the country, including coastal areas, with temperatures well above 35 degrees Celsius.

On Friday, the temperature touched 42.2C in Minna, 120km northwest of Abuja. Meanwhile, Kano, 345km north of the capital, has notched up highs in excess of 40C every day since the beginning of April.
As people struggle to cope, authorities have been issuing warnings about the dangers brought on by the excessive temperatures.

Environmental expert Olwafemi Akinbode said climate change has become a public health risk.
"When you have heatwaves, the body is dehydrated, the young, the elderly, people that live sedated lives - these are the kind of people that have immediate health reactions to the heat wave," Akinbode said.
The severe heatwave is expected to continue until May when the seasonal rains are expected to spread north across the country.

Environmental experts have called on authorities to make long-term plans to slow down the effects of climate change by reducing carbon emission and impose bans on tree-cutting.

https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2019/04/nigeria-suffers-severe-heatwave-relief-sight-190406085524415.html?__twitter_impression=true