are this states in Nigeria?

Am glad he said it's climate change.if not some persons are ready to blame the FG when that time comes. I pray we don't experience it amen.

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Ezenwammadu:
Time to buy a canoe

i bet you nothing of such will happen, have you forgetten about the once predicted acid rain? Did it rain? How many people did it affect?

may God help us

SeverusSnape:
If you live in the aforementioned States, Make sure you acquire a boat or a yacht.

Prevention is better than cure.

On it Mate....

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If this list is real then government should step in with mitigation steps or prevent the effect and not until it is breaking news. But I trust they will wait until the situation become a crisis so that one person go say na him be performing governor by giving blankets and food aid,when they can prevent the entire scenario from happening.

The people living in the aforementioned states shouldn't worry, just raise your head to the sky and watch the rainbow, the flood will be gone.

Where is Imo state on d list because some areas flood every time it rains amd erotion has eaten d roads

Thank God Edo state is not included

lalasticlala:



http://theeagleonline.com.ng/12-states-prone-to-flood-in-2015-says-agency/

wow dats lovely, quite a good news. Time to start my canoe supply business. I also sell life jackets and offer crash programs on flood swimming techniques.

Cross River should be here but our drainage is the best in west Africa

With the kinda flood i saw on saturday on my way to ibadan, Lagos ought to be No 1 on that list.

where is Lagos na it should be the first on the list

you forgot ABIA STATE.

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Cross River should be here but our drainage is the best in west Africa

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I hope state government are proactive

carzola:
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cazorla speak English

What is D³ doing about it! Huh

The fact that dangerous reptiles are forced to come of their hiding is what scares me most,like snakes,catapillars,crocodiles,etc

UnknownT:
Nostalgic when I remember my flood experience in October 2012 in Delta State
These people have come again with this flood forecast. That's what they forecast in 2013 and put fear in many people that they didn't bother planting crops that year

thank u bro. 2012 season in Delta was horrible. Although I was not affected but we lived in fear because of the rumours of the flood pouring in

Emekamex:
Our towns and cities weren't planned well; that's why they would be always prone to flooding.

It not all about d planing read d curses very well

those dat cn read let dem hear n be alert!!!!!










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SeverusSnape:
If you live in the aforementioned States, Make sure you acquire a boat or a yacht.

Prevention is better than cure.

Naso oooooo


Quite funny but true.


May God save us all. Amen




























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lumzybo:
I wuld av called the guy a liar if Lagos had not been mentioned. Cos the kinda rain falling in that part of the country..... hmmmn...


Let's hope this government will be proactive enough to put some things in place.

Omo all dem ikorodu side worse pass, chaeiiiii diaris God.


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