₦airaland Forum

kokakola:
Federal Government are seeing all what is happening there as it involves erosion. Until the state government prioritize the problem and draw the attention of the Federal Government, nothing may happen. The states government in that region where erosion is causing a serious problems are too relaxed concerning the effects maybe because none of their personal properties or businesses has been affected by the disaster.

You talk like a kid
Read the link below
https://www.pressreader.com/nigeria/daily-trust/20170925/281582355817159


https://www.anambrastate.gov.ng/ministry/moebe/news?r=ansg-seeks-more-ecological-funds-to-tackle-erosion&hs=c0089cb18497293e78cd9b9fc701f302

https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.guardian.ng/property/reps-seeks-ecological-intervention-in-anambra-communities/amp?espv=1

Tissaia:
Climate change: soon the region will be under water. I hope Lamidi cownu will secure them a higher ground.

You have an IQ of less than 1

Kennydoc:
The largest erosion site in Anambra (infact Nigeria) is at Agulu and Nanka. These are not typical urban areas and they don't have many high-rise buildings. These erosions have also been there for decades. It's the ease of circulation of news on SM that makes it seem like it's getting worse.
Onitsha and Nkpor have the highest concentration of high rise buildings in Anambra, but I'm not sure if they have any erosion sites.

They do..according to NEWMAP survey, Anambra has the most erosion sites in the entire south east..Yes the soils are prone to gully erosions but the moribund (or lack of) drainage systems, deforestation and poor planning are the root cause..take umuahia for example, the drainages built in the late 80s to early 90s are still being used....the problem is that population and high rise buildings has increased so those drainages can't accommodate the amount of run-off coming from those buildings.

jimyjames:
ori re daru



Ewedu Amaka

Between Erosion and ewedu, which one do you prefer

Tissaia:
Climate change: soon the region will be under water. I hope Lamidi cownu will secure them a higher ground.

What's it's relationship with climate change?

trutht828:
Between Erosion and ewedu, which one do you prefer

I prefer erosion, to mud house brown roofs

jimyjames:
I prefer erosion, to mud house brown roofs

And you are stupid enough not to know that there are also red roofs in igboland?

Back to the question, which one will you choose between ewedu and erosion?

The problem of nigerian as a country is not just corruption but other people poking their nose where it doesnt belong

Grandmeister:
They do..according to NEWMAP survey, Anambra has the most erosion sites in the entire south east..Yes the soils are prone to gully erosions but the moribund (or lack of) drainage systems, deforestation and poor planning are the root cause..take umuahia for example, the drainages built in the late 80s to early 90s are still being used....the problem is that population and high rise buildings has increased so those drainages can't accommodate the amount of run-off coming from those buildings.

You mentioned Umuahia as if Onitsha and Awka are ravaged by erosions.
My point is that the worst erosion sites in Anambra are in rural and semi-urban areas, and no state in Nigeria has good drainage system in their rural areas. This shows you that it isn't just about drainage and town planning.

When a matured and wise man comments, you will know

FREEMADNESS:
a proper survey should ve bin carried out before building a school in such area.



tank God no life was lost.

There are only two guys talking real sense and offering solutions here. The rest are just here to cause trouble

trutht828:
And you are stupid enough not to know that there are also red roofs in igboland?

Back to the question, which one will you choose between ewedu and erosion?

And you are stupid enough not to know there are erosions in yorubaland ?



My answer is I prefer erosion to mud house brown roofs

Tissaia:
Climate change: soon the region will be under water. I hope Lamidi cownu will secure them a higher ground.

Are you related to Yenefer?

gambia:
The gods are angry.

Which of them? Amadioha abi ewo ninu won?

jimyjames:
And you are stupid enough not to know there are erosions in yorubaland ?



My answer is I prefer erosion to mud house brown roofs

The beauty of it is that there is a good supply of both Brown roof and erosion in igboland. So, you can have it both

Where you come know for Onitsha??

okenwa101:
Lies lies lies, this is not Onitsha talk of awka road by st Mary's cath church, haha

Mrfeel:
Under which water ? Lagos will be swallowed by sea in the nearest future , have you guys secured higher grounds ?

Na so em dey talk since 12th century that Lagos will go under water.....do you know anything about geology of Lagos ? .....I pity you....you wanna shift your attention on Yoruba land.

Tissaia:
Climate change: soon the region will be under water. I hope Lamidi cownu will secure them a higher ground.

Remember that you shall be judged by every idle word you speak. Matthew 12 :36

trutht828:
The beauty of it is that there is a good supply of both Brown roof and erosion in igboland. So, you can have it both

The erosions in yorubaland are large enough to swallow the entire south east if merged together, and the mud Brown roofs can occupy the entire landmass of south east , so you are leading in both

jimyjames:
The erosions in yorubaland are large enough to swallow the entire south east if merged together, and the mud Brown roofs can occupy the entire landmass of south east , so you are leading in both

There are evidences that igboland under constant erosion

Shormiey:
Na so em dey talk since 12th century that Lagos will go under water.....do you know anything about geology of Lagos ? .....I pity you....you wanna shift your attention on Yoruba land.

And what do you know about the geology of south east to say it will be under water soon? Which water? Water from where?


Lagos is slowing sinking into the sea

trutht828:
There are evidences that igboland under constant erosion

There are evidence of large deep erosions in yorubaland

anambra and erosion are children of the same the mother

jimyjames:
There are evidence of large deep erosions in yorubaland

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/erosion-anambra-communities-lament-world-bank-neglect/



https://thenationonlineng.net/gully-erosion-threatens-4000-shops-in-anambra/

Those are just few examples of how erosion wants to swallow igboland

trutht828:
https://www.sunnewsonline.com/erosion-anambra-communities-lament-world-bank-neglect/



https://thenationonlineng.net/gully-erosion-threatens-4000-shops-in-anambra/

Those are just few examples of how erosion wants to swallow igboland

From this few screenshot you will know how terrible erosions in Yorubaland are

zikter:
I don't know why this land in the east is so prone to erosion. If you physically look at it, it looks very strong but small rain and everything will change. Erosion control should be a top policy priority of the east governors with strong support from FG. People continue suffering this year in year out

Government in Nigeria is not proactive, be at state or federal level. In advance worlds, they convert their weakness to strength, while we simple resign to faith by not doing anything. Venice and Amsterdam developed a city on water which attract tourist across the world. We just have governments that lack capacity to create real infrastructural development. Yet you see government praise singer all over the places. Until we understand that politicians are our employees and one cardinal responsibility beyond obeying the laws, is to demand for accountability and to show our displeasure in a very civil way.

trutht828:
And you are stupid enough not to know that there are also red roofs in igboland?

Back to the question, which one will you choose between ewedu and erosion?

You ehn ....you are hellbent to know whether he is smart or not ......

jimyjames:
And what do you know about the geology of south east to say it will be under water soon? Which water? Water from where?


Lagos is slowing sinking into the sea

I won't argue with you......cuz you have been brainwashed by the fact that the Yoruba land is also erosion ridded.....make em dey fool you....you hardly see landslide or mudflow occuring in West.......abi you wanna talk about Ogun, Ondo and Ekiti that has hills and mountains around even Osun state has few hills around and Oyo.......south East is a mud filled erosion enclave land that doesn't have enough ferrogenised laterite or lateritic soil...do you know the meaning of lateritic soil?...bros I have traveled to some areas in the east as a geologist....I won't trade words with someone that doesn't know nothing about geology of his land (Ajali Sandstone and Nsukka formation) I have been to Nkporo, Anambra state..see bros East is more of sedimentary rock than igneous...

jimyjames:
And what do you know about the geology of south east to say it will be under water soon? Which water? Water from where?


Lagos is slowing sinking into the sea

Who says it's gonna be under water....I never said that......but it's mud filled environment because it's on sedimentary basin.......

joegigs:
The rate at which erosions occur in anambra is quite alarming.

Poor town planning.

I think we need to hold our leaders accountable , in western world there are underground drinages that is as big as buildings , if u stay in drinage u wont know that u are in a drinage , but in nigeria our leaders keep on stealing our money and sending their children out side country , at the end they will tell them that witches in their village will kill them , charly boy always tell u that our mumu don do .

God protect the home land of EMMACO ENERGY. A.K.A izubext007