An intelligent objective is important to boost flood contingency planning in Nigeria and achieve their implementation strategy, and a youth-led endeavour. Akinjide Akinyemi discusses the current environmental problems in Nigeria in an interview. This is about the flooding that has occurred in the northeast, north-central, south and southeast regions.
He noted that numerous factors, including people, homes, cars, farms, and businesses, are frequently impacted by floods, resulting in millions of dollars in monetary damages. Flood management risk analysis requires an indication of the extent and level of sensitivity of the exposures to flooding threats. Therefore, Akinjide Akinyemi hypothesizes that it is crucial to have a prospective perspective of projected climate circumstances to plan for mitigation and adaptation strategies and assess the danger of flooding.
To comprehend the danger posed by different waterways, authorities responsible for catastrophes and emergencies may hire qualified young people by adopting various flood modelling frameworks that should, therefore, reflect the effect of climate change.
While discussing the heartbreaking situation that is now happening in these states in Nigeria, Akinjide Akinyemi focused on the afflicted and offered some potential ways to lessen the cankerworm that has affected these states. To boost flood contingency planning in Nigeria and achieve their implementation strategy, Approach, he proposes a youth-led endeavour. Through the use of cutting-edge aerial imagery, this effort would enable youths to cohesively outline the standard of their community’s predisposition to flooding during the upcoming year’s rainy seasons.