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Some civil society groups in the Niger Delta have called for urgent, coordinated and sustainable action to address the region’s long-standing environmental challenges. Speaking at a one-day conference on the Niger Delta Cleanup Campaign in Port Harcourt, Coordinator of the Pilex Centre for Civic Education Initiative, Courage Nsirimovu, said the scale of environmental degradation requires
The Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project (HYPREP) has reaffirmed its commitment to restoring oil-polluted mangrove forests in Ogoniland as the world marks the International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem. In a statement, the agency said it has successfully restored 560 hectares of degraded mangrove forests under the first phase of its restoration programme
By Olawale Sanusi Communities across the Niger Delta have called for urgent ecological restoration of polluted lands and water bodies, urging governments and stakeholders to move beyond documenting environmental degradation and focus on rebuilding livelihoods and restoring damaged ecosystems. The call was made at a one-day Community Assembly organised by Oilwatch International in Port Harcourt
The Orashi National Congress (ONC) has called on the Rivers State Government and local government authorities to urgently deploy swamp buggies to dredge and clear waterways and canals across the Orashi region to avert severe flooding during the peak of the rainy season. President-General of the Congress, Ambassador Emeni Ibe, made the appeal in a
The King of Upata Kingdom in Ahoada East Local Government Area of Rivers State, His Royal Majesty Felix Otuwarikpo, has called on the Rivers State Government to establish a State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) to strengthen disaster response across the state. Speaking in an interview with Today FM, the monarch expressed dissatisfaction with what he
The Chairman of the International Society for Social Justice and Human Rights (ISSJHR), Omenazu Jackson, has expressed concern over the increasing flooding in Rivers State, warning that it is causing widespread damage to lives, property, businesses and public infrastructure while posing serious public health risks. Jackson called on the Rivers State Government, local government councils
Residents of Nyande Community in Aleto Clan, Eleme Local Government Area, have appealed to the Federal, Rivers State and Eleme Local Government authorities for urgent intervention following devastating flooding that has submerged the community. The residents blamed the disaster on poor drainage construction by the contractor handling the Eleme section of the ongoing federal road
Residents of several communities in Oyigbo Local Government have raised concerns over severe flooding following three days of heavy rainfall. They said the persistent downpour caused the collapse of soakaway pits and perimeter fences, leading to sewage spilling into streets and residential areas. The affected communities include Graceland, Peace Estate, Oyigbo West, Umusia, Umuokobo, Umuwalia,
A Professor of Materials Chemistry at Rivers State University, Joshua Konne, has developed a new treatment agent aimed at improving environmental remediation efforts. Delivering the university’s 135th inaugural lecture, Professor Konne disclosed that the patent for the innovation is undergoing final review at the Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer Office in Abuja. He proposed that
An environmental geologist has advised residents of Port Harcourt to prepare for heavier rainfall this month, attributing the increase in downpours to global warming and other environmental factors. Dr. Giadom Ferdinand said rising sea-surface temperatures in the Eastern Pacific are contributing to significant changes in global climate patterns, resulting in more intense rainfall. He also
