The Kano State government has begun its annual drainage clearance exercise to mitigate flooding as the rainy season begins.
Mr Kyari said the government was focused on mechanised agriculture and youth empowerment to guarantee long-term food security.
Mr Wahab said the state had invested in its drainage systems over the past two years to reduce the possibility of flash flooding.
The experts from Cross River, Akwa Ibom and Rivers said while responding to a survey on mitigating the impact of flooding in areas.
Mr Arigbabu noted that dropping waste on the roads was inimical to good environmental and waste management practices.
The commissioner noted that the goal was to ensure free flow of rainwater, prevent flooding and spread of waterborne diseases.
He said NIHSA plans to conduct a national survey of major rivers and tributaries to address these challenges beginning next year.
Former national security officials warned on Tuesday that Australia is unprepared for the cascading and existential impacts of climate change.
Mr Akindolire said the fund would fetch the state over N7 billion for the construction and renovation of public schools.
Shettima visits Niger IDP camp, pledges support for flood, insecurity victims
