According to allAfrican.com the homes of Senator Arthur
Nzeribe, Executive Secretary of Nigerian Local Content,
Ogbuagu Ernest Nwapa and other indigenes, including
about 15 communities in Oguta local government area of
Imo State have been submerged by flood as a result of the
overflowing Oguta Blue Lake due to heavy rains.
Nzeribe, Executive Secretary of Nigerian Local Content,
Ogbuagu Ernest Nwapa and other indigenes, including
about 15 communities in Oguta local government area of
Imo State have been submerged by flood as a result of the
overflowing Oguta Blue Lake due to heavy rains.
The newly-sworn in legislator representing Oguta State
constituency in the Imo State House of Assembly, Hon.
Eugene Dibiagwu moved a motion at the floor of the House
calling the National Emergency Management Agency
(NEMA), and the federal government to come to the
assistance of the people of his constituent.
constituency in the Imo State House of Assembly, Hon.
Eugene Dibiagwu moved a motion at the floor of the House
calling the National Emergency Management Agency
(NEMA), and the federal government to come to the
assistance of the people of his constituent.
The legislator, who also took some newsmen to inspect the
flooded area which affected communities like Oguta,
Eziorsu, Izombe and Osemotor, said that the extent of
damage was beyond the reach of the local and state
government, urging concerned multi-nationals to come to
the aid of his people.
flooded area which affected communities like Oguta,
Eziorsu, Izombe and Osemotor, said that the extent of
damage was beyond the reach of the local and state
government, urging concerned multi-nationals to come to
the aid of his people.
Dibiagwu stated that most of the communities in his
constituency had been dislodged from their original homes
by flood resulting from the Lake overflowing its banks.
constituency had been dislodged from their original homes
by flood resulting from the Lake overflowing its banks.
He expressed dismay that most of the farmlands, the bridge
leading to the country home of Nzeribe, buildings and
swimming pool of Nwapa, home of Ogbuagu
Gogo Nwakuche were all submerged, preventing them from getting into their homes.
leading to the country home of Nzeribe, buildings and
swimming pool of Nwapa, home of Ogbuagu
Gogo Nwakuche were all submerged, preventing them from getting into their homes.
culled from allafrican.com
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