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34,000 Cameroonian refugees in 6 LGAs Cross River - SEMA states as it asks for support
The Cross River State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) on Friday, July 20, said that over 34,000 Cameroonians were taking refuge in six local government areas of the state. This is due to the crisis going on in the country.
Just in: Another batch of 160 stranded Nigerians return from Libya, received by NEMA
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), late Thursday, July 12, received a batch of 160 assisted voluntary returnees from Libya who were stranded in failed attempts to reach different European countries.
Blackmail won’t make us suspend investigation in alleged NEMA fraud - Reps
Investigations into alleged fraud at the National Emergency Management Agency will go ahead and no amount of blackmail will stop it, the House of Representatives committee on national emergency and disaster preparedness says.
Tears flow in Lagos as 2 people die in building collapse (photos)
Two people have been confirmed dead in a building collapse in Agege local government area pf Lagos state. The victims reportedly died when a building located at number 9 Abeje Street Markaz, of the area collapsed.
NEMA northeast boss dies in hotel room in Maiduguri
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) northeast zonal coordinator died in the early hours of Friday after slumping in his hotel room in Maiduguri.
Tension as NEMA workers threaten strike action amid growing flood disasters
Some staff of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) have threatened to embark on a nationwide strike over non-payment of N665 million staff claims.
JUST IN: Buhari gives special order to emergency officials as flood renders over 100,000 homeless in Benue
President Muhammadu Buhari has asked emergency workers in the country to immediately proceed to flood-ravaged areas of Benue state with personnel and resources.
Finally! 262 Nigerians stranded in Libya return voluntarily - Official
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has said that 262 Nigerians who were stranded in Libya returned voluntarily aboard a chartered Libyan Aircraft.
1,268 Nigerians voluntarily returned from Libya in 5 months — NEMA
Represented by the deputy director, search and rescue Onimode Bandele, the director general said the returnees had among them 20 children and infants.
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