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May ur life never experience shrinking IJN

So why de quote, na?

FTC for d first time on nrland.beta tins go b happen fr my life.

naijadriva:
FTC.

But seriously, global warming is evident. The goverments of Nigeria, Niger and Chad should come together to remedy the situation( like afforestation).

Isn't Nigeria exploring oil in the Chad basin?

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Lake Chad going the way of Aral sea. I hope the efforts to channel some rivers towards it is successful.

For those people that rather follow celebrity gist and BBN than read world news,cape Town is already suffering from water shortage,as in the borehole are totally getting dried up

buhari has finished this country , even water bodies are shrinking because of bad leadership and hunger

mr1759:
So the lake now have a soak away ���. This buhari govt

Hehehehehehe

naijadriva:
FTC.

But seriously, global warming is evident. The goverments of Nigeria, Niger and Chad should come together to remedy the situation( like afforestation).

Not just global warming but human activity as well; many of the tributaries feeding the Lake have been dammed up and the water used for irrigation and farming etc. in many of its neighbouring countries.
There was a novel idea a long time ago to address the problem by constructing a channel from River Congo (or something like that) to recharge the lake but the idea is yet to be actualised due to multiple layers of politics.

naijadriva:
FTC.

But seriously, global warming is evident. The goverments of Nigeria, Niger and Chad should come together to remedy the situation( like afforestation).

When haven't they come together?

The leaders of these countries are not serious about this issue only pay lip service to it.

Herdsmen moving down south to cause mayhem is one of its consequences.

Conferences after conferences, all ends on paper

xreal:
Too much borehole in Nigeria is the cause.

how pls

eleojo23:
I don't know what to say but let us blame Buhari

Shabi

justscorchone:
For those people that rather follow celebrity gist and BBN than read world news,cape Town is already suffering from water shortage,as in the borehole are totally getting dried up

daz really scary.

Is that the cause? When they'v tapped all the rivers that were recharging it, why wnt it shrink? They shld jst forget about it, cos its gone foreva. Its a good site for oil/ hydrocarbon exploration......chase out boko b4 they steal all the oil there....

xreal:
Too much borehole in Nigeria is the cause.

Lol. Olodo. Who teach you this one?

Geoengineering

naijanative:


Lol. Olodo. Who teach you this one?

I just think am.

All the waters find their way into one borehole or the other. I fit count 100 borehole in my neighborhood alone.

xreal:
Too much borehole in Nigeria is the cause.

you have nothing tangible to say

justscorchone:
For those people that rather follow celebrity gist and BBN than read world news,cape Town is already suffering from water shortage,as in the borehole are totally getting dried up

Yeah the drought in the south is something to behold

xreal:


I just think am.

All the waters find their way into one borehole or the other. I fit count 100 borehole in my neighborhood alone.

I'm a geologist. Where do you live ? Probably in Lagos or Niger Delta? It doesn't work that way.

Wow see image of 1963 in contrast to 2007!

The largest freshwater reservoir in the world is Lake Baikal in Russia which contains roughly 20% of the world's freshwater. Stop spreading falsehood, it's disgusting.

Which lake is Buhari searching for oil again

People go chop na, we at ZAZIZI place we drill both industrial and commercial boreholes. So someone should help me tell FG abt us. Thank you..

The river Nile though not a lake cuts across many countries like Ethiopia etc but I know for sure they regulate water used by the individual country so that it will not be over used and later dry up. The lake chad authorities should borrow a leaf from how the river Nile is manages.
Maybe it will also belp

Going by the pictures, the lake should have completely disappeared by now. The North is being fvrked from all angles indeed. I shiver whenever I imagine what these region will be like in a decades time. Now, the problem is that they want to drag everyone else down the abyss with them. We must get Biafra ASAP

xreal:


I just think am.

All the waters find their way into one borehole or the other. I fit count 100 borehole in my neighborhood alone.

Lol, my friend there is what is called water cycle. Trees and vegetation cover helps humidity to build up in the atmosphere which in turn converts to rain clouds but when there is a lack of it, too much evaporation without recharge leads to draught overtime. The rate of discharge in the lake is far greater than the rate of recharge. To make matters worse for the water body, it is a lake without a direct source of recharge except through ground water and rainfall, now groundwater has fallen drastic and rainfall as well. The only way to save the lake now will be to embark on a massive reforestation and also to divert/channel a river into it but there may not be a suitable river for that.

BiafraIShere:
Lol, my friend there is what is called water cycle. Trees and vegetation cover helps humidity to build up in the atmosphere which in turn converts to rain clouds but when there is a lack of it, too much evaporation without recharge leads to draught overtime. The rate of discharge in the lake is far greater than the rate of recharge. To make matters worse for the water body, it is a lake without a direct source of recharge except through ground water and rainfall, now groundwater has fallen drastic and rainfall as well. The only way to save the lake now will be to embark on a massive reforestation and also to divert/channel a river into it but there may not be a suitable river for that.

Boss!

U be geography textbook.

Thanks for the information.
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eleojo23:
I don't know what to say but let us blame Buhari

comment of the week

Muafrika2:
I'm suspecting that 10 years from the last photo, it is now officially gone

you may still be able to get one bucket of water