Nigeria at 64: Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency commits to sustainable water management
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By Ibraheem Hamza Muhammad, Abuja
Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency (NHSA) remains committed to ensuring sustainable water management, essential for our nation’s growth, health, and resilience against climate change.
Architect Umar Ibrahim Mohammed, Director General of the Agency in his independence message that, “We are working tirelessly to monitor and manage Nigeria’s vast water resources, providing critical data that supports effective planning and response to flooding, drought, and other hydrological challenges.
The DG said that as Nigerians celebrate 64th Independence anniversary, it is a moment to reflect on our journey as a nation and the vital role that water resources play in our development.
According to him, “NIHSA plans to implement proactive measures to tackle the challenges of climate change and rising rainfall patterns.
“This will include enhanced monitoring, improved drainage systems, and community awareness programs to better prepare for extreme weather events. The goal is to strengthen resilience and minimize the impact of flooding on affected communities.” He said.
Architect Umar emphasized that, on this significant day, the Agency recognizes the importance of collaboration among government agencies, local communities, and stakeholders.
He said by working together, we can enhance water security, promote environmental sustainability, and empower our citizens.
The DG urges all Nigerians to appreciate our natural resources and advocates for their preservation, saying that with unity, we can build a more resilient and prosperous nation.
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