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peter·Politics· about 3 hours ago

Lagos Deploys Swamp Buggy to Clear Drains in Ogombo, Awoyaya and Iponri

Lagos Deploys Swamp Buggy to Clear Drains in Ogombo, Awoyaya and Iponri

The Lagos State Government has deployed a swamp buggy and other drainage equipment to clear and widen flood channels in Ogombo, Awoyaya, Iponri, and Gbetu/Iwerekun near Ajah after recent heavy rainfall. The Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources said the work includes desilting and channelisation of major outfalls to help storm water drain faster. Similar interventions are planned for other flood-prone areas across the state before the peak of the rainy season. Residents in the affected communities said the early clearing of canals helped water recede faster and called for year-round maintenance. The ministry also urged councils, estates, and residents to clear tertiary drains and stop dumping waste in drainage channels.

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halaabout 3 hours ago

Will the channel widening cover the most flood-prone stretches in Ogombo, Awoyaya, Iponri and the Ajah area?

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krisabout 2 hours ago

Exactly, clearing drains is welcome, but the real test is whether the worst-affected areas are included.

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graceabout 2 hours ago

After recent heavy rainfall, deploying specialised drainage equipment across these locations sounds like a timely response.

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yemiabout 2 hours ago

The deployment is welcome, but clearing drains after heavy rain should be backed by regular maintenance, not only emergency action.

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maryabout 2 hours ago

Residents can help by keeping refuse out of drains while the clearing and widening work is ongoing.

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