IMPACT OF POOR DRAINAGE SYSTEM AND FLOOD CONTROL IN NIGERIA (ANAMBRA EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT ANAM COMMUNITY AS CASE STUDY)

WILLIAMS IFEANYI OGBONNA (NAU/2016224053)

Abstract


The study will examine the effects of poor drainage systems and flood control on thecommunity's infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and buildings. It will also analyze theimpact on the local economy, including agricultural activities, business operations, andemployment opportunities. The study will further investigate the social consequences of poordrainage systems and flood control, such as health hazards, displacement of residents, and socialdislocation. The study will utilize both primary and secondary data sources to obtain relevantinformation on the subject matter. Primary data will be collected through the use ofquestionnaires, interviews, and observations. Secondary data, on the other hand, will be obtainedfrom various sources, including government reports, academic articles, and online databases. Thefindings of this study will be significant in highlighting the importance of proper drainagesystems and flood control measures in Nigeria. It will provide useful insights into the challengesfaced by local communities in addressing flooding and its impact on their livelihoods. The studywill also recommend possible solutions to mitigate the effects of poor drainage systems andflood control, such as the construction of drainage channels, the implementation of floodwarning systems, and the establishment of early warning systems. In conclusion, this study willcontribute to the existing body of knowledge on the impact of poor drainage systems and floodcontrol in Nigeria. It will serve as a valuable resource for policymakers, local authorities, andother stakeholders in addressing the challenges faced by communities in dealing with floodingand its consequences

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