Difficult times might be ahead for Nigerians living and doing business in Lagos. The Lagos State Government on Tuesday warned residents of the state to prepare for the ripple effect of Hurricane Sandy in the state.
Hurricane Sandy is a 2012 late-season violent tropical storm that has affected Jamaica, Cuba, the Bahamas, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and the eastern seaboard of the United States of America.
The Commissioner for Waterfront Development and Infrastructure, Mr. Adesegun Oniru, said the government was projecting that within seven to 14 days, the state would experience the ripple effect of the hurricane in its coast lines.
He explained that the government based its projection on, “experience, records and study of past happenings” and had started taking precautionary measures.
He explained that the government based its projection on, “experience, records and study of past happenings” and had started taking precautionary measures.
na to vamuz from Lasgidi be that o b4 Uricane Sandy catch man unawaresssssss
ReplyDeleteIf this truely comes to lagos coast lines,na serious catastrofy cos our government no sabi wetin dem go do walahi.
ReplyDeleteguys chiilllll..... They said the after effects not the main tin
ReplyDeleteguys chiilllll..... They said the after effects not the main tin
ReplyDeletenice one.....nigerians are all victims of corruption
ReplyDeletewww.justjobsng.com