Friday, July 10, 2026

Director-General of NEMA

June 30, 2026

Five local governments in Kwara at risk of flooding: NEMA

The local government areas are Edu, Baruten, Kaiama, Moro and Patigi.

NEMA
June 24, 2026

NEMA, World Bank review Nigeria’s disaster management blueprints

Mr Nkoka expressed the bank’s commitment to supporting the review process through technical assistance and financial resources.

April 1, 2026

NEMA, stakeholders meet to prepare Nigeria for potential 2026 floods

The National Emergency Management Agency has convened a high-level technical session to analyse the 2026 Seasonal Climate Prediction.

NEMA officials attending to emergency
November 22, 2025

NEMA kicks off 2025 flood preparedness campaign in Minna

She said the campaign would help reduce the impacts of annually recurring floods in the state.

NEMA
June 30, 2025

Taraba: NEMA distributes food items to fire disaster victims in three LGAs

Zubaida Umar, director-general of NEMA, advised the beneficiaries not to sell the relief materials to merchants.

NEMA distributing relief materials
June 11, 2025

NEMA raises alarm over imminent flooding in 12 states

Mrs Umar appealed to residents to begin preparations in anticipation of the looming flood.

Trademore flooding
May 24, 2025

Gombe: NEMA launches flood preparedness campaign

The director-general urged state stakeholders to intensify grassroots sensitisation.

flood (credit: premium times)
November 12, 2024

NEMA advocates technology adoption in disaster management

The satellite-based system detects and locates emergency beacons to help people in distress.

NEMA
November 1, 2024

NEMA donates liquid fertilisers to victims of 2018 farmers-herders conflict in Taraba

Ms Umar said NEMA, therefore, commenced the process of procuring the liquid gel fertiliser from certified and licenced suppliers of the input.

NEMA officials (credit: Channels)
April 3, 2024

NEMA partners UN to enhance disaster response time  

Mr Jensen emphasised the importance of collaboration and innovation in addressing climate change.

NEMA officials (credit: Channels)