
Lagos is practically under water Many areas have been left flooded due to ceaseless rainfall Some low lying area of the city are prone to flood Poor environmental practices such as dumping of waste in drainage often lead to flooding and this has causes havoc and even lost of life, in Lagos state some tout even make money by transporting people from one location to another by carrying them on the back in this floud areas and they pay for this service.
In the last few days, Lagosians have been experiencing intense rainfall and most part of the areas listed has been flood. People have been driven out of their homes because of rising water level which makes their homes become inhabitable. The areas are:
1, Alapere , Aboru in Ipaja,
2. Surulere,
3. Bariga,
4. Anifowoshe, Ikeja
5. Ijesha
6. Meiran,
7. Ajasa Command Road in Agbado-Okeodo,
8. Alagbole, Isheri in Berger area,
9. Part of Agege,
10. Ojodu,
11. Okun-Ajah, Lekki Peninsular
12, Ogba,
13. Oshodi,
14. Iyana-Ipaja
15. Owode,
16. Badiya,
17. Aboru,
18. Iwaya,
19. Arowojobe in Maryland,
20. Ajegunle,
21. Ajegunle,
22. Owode-Onirin
23. Kuramo Beach
24. Oke Afa, Ejigbo and Bucknor area in Ejigbo,
25. Maza Maza,
26. Ijegun Isheri,
27. Agbado,
28. Akute
29. Ikoyi,
30. Victoria Island, particularly Ahmadu Bello Way.
Lagos state government has warned that those living in the areas below should consider relocating to avoid flood problem, the dedicated telephone number is: 08099183777 for Lagosians to notify the state government whenever they notice flood related issues in their streets, neighbourhood and highways
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