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The rains have started, and Nairobi is now experiencing heavy rainfall. Unfortunately, some parts of the city are already facing flooding, largely caused by blocked drainage systems. Many residents dispose of waste into these drains, leading to blockages, while in other cases, illegal construction has taken place on top... of drainage lines. My message to the people of Nairobi is simple: let us all be responsible citizens. Proper waste disposal and respecting public infrastructure are key to preventing floods and protecting lives and property. The Nairobi County Government is working round the clock to unclog these drainage systems. We are also collaborating with KURA and KeNHA to ensure that major roads and highways remain passable by clearing blocked drains. As we continue with these interventions, I urge all Nairobi residents to: Avoid dumping waste into drainage systems. Report illegal constructions and blockages to the County. Exercise caution during heavy rains, especially near flooded areas.show more

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The rains have started, and we urge all motorists driving within Nairobi County to exercise extra caution. We are putting all hawkers on notice, especially those operating within the CBD and irresponsibly dumping waste particularly tea and coffee hawkers. Their careless disposal of garbage is blocking our stormwater drainage systems, which is a major cause of flooding in the city whenever it rains. Developers and all residents are reminded to strictly follow the law and avoid encroaching on drainage channels. All illegal structures constructed on top of or along drainage systems will be removed. We are committed to restoring order in Nairobi. We are also warning those who have encroached along riverbanks and riparian zones move away immediately before you are swept away by the floods. We shall move in and demolish all illegal structures along riparian areas. These zones are not meant for settlement or construction and must be protected. These decisions may not be popular, but they are necessary. Fixing our drainage system is not just about today it’s about building a better, safer city for tomorrow. One day, you will celebrate the work we are doing to make Nairobi cleaner, safer, and more resilient.

The rains have started, and we urge all motorists driving within Nairobi County to exercise extra caution. We are putting all hawkers on notice, especially those operating within the CBD and irresponsibly dumping waste particularly tea and coffee hawkers. Their careless disposal of garbage is blocking our stormwater drainage systems, which is a major cause of flooding in the city whenever it rains. Developers and all residents are reminded to strictly follow the law and avoid encroaching on drainage channels. All illegal structures constructed on top of or along drainage systems will be removed. We are committed to restoring order in Nairobi. We are also warning those who have encroached along riverbanks and riparian zones move away immediately before you are swept away by the floods. We shall move in and demolish all illegal structures along riparian areas. These zones are not meant for settlement or construction and must be protected. These decisions may not be popular, but they are necessary. Fixing our drainage system is not just about today it’s about building a better, safer city for tomorrow. One day, you will celebrate the work we are doing to make Nairobi cleaner, safer, and more resilient.

Geoffrey Mosiria

186,209 次观看 • 1 年前

THIS IMPUNITY MUST BE STOPPED !! Today, I was in the Central Business District (CBD) to assess the status of our drainage systems following numerous complaints from city residents, particularly after the heavy rains experienced yesterday. I wish to assure Nairobi residents that our engineers are actively on the ground working to unblock clogged drainage systems. Investigations have established that the persistent flooding in the CBD is largely caused by irresponsible dumping of garbage into drainage channels by some shop owners and hawkers. This behavior is unacceptable. The county government will address this problem through strict enforcement actions. Compliance officers have been deployed to monitor the area and ensure adherence to environmental and public health regulations. Let this serve as a warning: anyone found dumping waste into drainage systems will face immediate legal action without exception. We must all take responsibility to keep our city clean, safe, and functional.

THIS IMPUNITY MUST BE STOPPED !! Today, I was in the Central Business District (CBD) to assess the status of our drainage systems following numerous complaints from city residents, particularly after the heavy rains experienced yesterday. I wish to assure Nairobi residents that our engineers are actively on the ground working to unblock clogged drainage systems. Investigations have established that the persistent flooding in the CBD is largely caused by irresponsible dumping of garbage into drainage channels by some shop owners and hawkers. This behavior is unacceptable. The county government will address this problem through strict enforcement actions. Compliance officers have been deployed to monitor the area and ensure adherence to environmental and public health regulations. Let this serve as a warning: anyone found dumping waste into drainage systems will face immediate legal action without exception. We must all take responsibility to keep our city clean, safe, and functional.

Geoffrey Mosiria

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HII MVUA NI SERIOUS PIGIA GEOFFREY MOSIRIA! Emergency contact:1508. BE CAREFUL NAIROBIANS! Heavy rains are currently being experienced across Nairobi, and I urge all city residents to exercise extreme caution during this period. Motorists are advised to avoid overspeeding, especially now that many roads have become flooded and slippery. Please drive carefully to prevent accidents. Residents living near rivers and riparian areas are strongly advised to move at least 30 meters from both sides of the river, or up to 60 meters in areas where flooding may be more intense, to avoid danger in the event of river overflow. Members of the public should also avoid walking or crossing through fast-moving floodwaters, as strong currents can easily sweep someone away when least expected. The current flooding challenges are largely linked to the fact that Nairobi’s drainage infrastructure was designed many years ago, at a time when the city had a much smaller population and less urban development. Today, large sections of the city are covered with concrete and other impermeable surfaces, which significantly reduces the natural absorption of rainwater into the soil. As a result, large volumes of stormwater are forced into drainage systems that were not designed to handle such capacity, leading to flooding in several parts of the city. Through the existing collaboration framework between the National Government and the County Government, plans are underway to comprehensively upgrade and expand the city’s stormwater drainage infrastructure. The objective is to significantly increase its capacity and resilience so that it can effectively serve Nairobi’s growing population and support the city’s needs for the next 100 years plus. As part of these interventions, all illegal structures constructed on top of drainage systems, along drainage corridors, and along main roads obstructing stormwater flow will be removed without negotiation. Additionally, individuals occupying riparian reserves within 30 meters on both sides of rivers will be relocated unconditionally. These measures are necessary because public safety remains the government’s highest priority, and we cannot wait until lives are lost before taking preventive action. Residents are therefore urged to cooperate with the relevant authorities as we implement these measures aimed at protecting lives, preventing flooding, safeguarding infrastructure, and building a more resilient, well-planned, and sustainable Nairobi for current and future generations.

HII MVUA NI SERIOUS PIGIA GEOFFREY MOSIRIA! Emergency contact:1508. BE CAREFUL NAIROBIANS! Heavy rains are currently being experienced across Nairobi, and I urge all city residents to exercise extreme caution during this period. Motorists are advised to avoid overspeeding, especially now that many roads have become flooded and slippery. Please drive carefully to prevent accidents. Residents living near rivers and riparian areas are strongly advised to move at least 30 meters from both sides of the river, or up to 60 meters in areas where flooding may be more intense, to avoid danger in the event of river overflow. Members of the public should also avoid walking or crossing through fast-moving floodwaters, as strong currents can easily sweep someone away when least expected. The current flooding challenges are largely linked to the fact that Nairobi’s drainage infrastructure was designed many years ago, at a time when the city had a much smaller population and less urban development. Today, large sections of the city are covered with concrete and other impermeable surfaces, which significantly reduces the natural absorption of rainwater into the soil. As a result, large volumes of stormwater are forced into drainage systems that were not designed to handle such capacity, leading to flooding in several parts of the city. Through the existing collaboration framework between the National Government and the County Government, plans are underway to comprehensively upgrade and expand the city’s stormwater drainage infrastructure. The objective is to significantly increase its capacity and resilience so that it can effectively serve Nairobi’s growing population and support the city’s needs for the next 100 years plus. As part of these interventions, all illegal structures constructed on top of drainage systems, along drainage corridors, and along main roads obstructing stormwater flow will be removed without negotiation. Additionally, individuals occupying riparian reserves within 30 meters on both sides of rivers will be relocated unconditionally. These measures are necessary because public safety remains the government’s highest priority, and we cannot wait until lives are lost before taking preventive action. Residents are therefore urged to cooperate with the relevant authorities as we implement these measures aimed at protecting lives, preventing flooding, safeguarding infrastructure, and building a more resilient, well-planned, and sustainable Nairobi for current and future generations.

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The Ministry continues its enforcement exercise today with the removal of contravening structures built on the tertiary drainage channel at Mende, Maryland. These illegal constructions obstruct the free flow of stormwater, worsen flooding, and endanger lives and property. We urge residents to desist from building on drainage alignments and to always support government’s efforts to safeguard our environment. Protecting our drainage infrastructure is key to achieving a flood-free and resilient Lagos. #CleanerLagos #GreaterLagos

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Tokunbo Wahab

57,995 次观看 • 11 个月前

Blocked drainage systems are a result of illegal dumping, and the time has come for all of us to adopt the right mindset. We must stop the unnecessary dumping of waste and take full responsibility for the waste we generate at the source. We will take legal action against anyone found engaging in illegal dumping. Let’s work together to keep our city clean and free from blocked drainages.

Blocked drainage systems are a result of illegal dumping, and the time has come for all of us to adopt the right mindset. We must stop the unnecessary dumping of waste and take full responsibility for the waste we generate at the source. We will take legal action against anyone found engaging in illegal dumping. Let’s work together to keep our city clean and free from blocked drainages.

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A 56-year-old man, Mr. John Ehidreme, has been arrested for allegedly dumping refuse into a drainage channel at No. 18 Oluoga, Ikorodu. The Lagos State Government has reiterated that indiscriminate waste disposal violates environmental laws, contributes to flooding, blocks drainage systems, and poses serious public health and environmental risks. Residents are urged to dispose of waste responsibly and use only approved waste collection service. Video Credit : Tokunbo Wahab // X

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100,916 次观看 • 1 个月前

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906,124 次观看 • 1 个月前

Last night, I supervised the collection of garbage from illegal dumping sites along road reserves across Nairobi County. I urge all Nairobi County residents to refrain from handing over their waste to street families or unregistered garbage collectors, as these often end up being dumped illegally along the road reserves. Let us take responsibility for our waste by ensuring it is either brought to designated transfer points within our sub-counties and respective wards or entrusted to a licensed private service provider, registered with the Nairobi County government. Together, we can keep our city clean and protect our shared environment.

Last night, I supervised the collection of garbage from illegal dumping sites along road reserves across Nairobi County. I urge all Nairobi County residents to refrain from handing over their waste to street families or unregistered garbage collectors, as these often end up being dumped illegally along the road reserves. Let us take responsibility for our waste by ensuring it is either brought to designated transfer points within our sub-counties and respective wards or entrusted to a licensed private service provider, registered with the Nairobi County government. Together, we can keep our city clean and protect our shared environment.

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Everybody is talking about the destruction at Mallam Junction… But beyond the flooding, what is the real cause? BuzstopBoys is taking a deeper look into the root of the problem: blocked drains, poor waste disposal, choked waterways, and years of neglect. This flooding is not just caused by rain; it is worsened by human activities and poor drainage systems. If we only react after the damage is done, the cycle will continue. The solution starts with a proactive approach: clearing drains, proper sanitation, responsible waste disposal, and long-term planning. Because preventing floods is better than surviving them. BuzstopBoys is not just showing the destruction but uncovering the cause to inspire lasting change.

Everybody is talking about the destruction at Mallam Junction… But beyond the flooding, what is the real cause? BuzstopBoys is taking a deeper look into the root of the problem: blocked drains, poor waste disposal, choked waterways, and years of neglect. This flooding is not just caused by rain; it is worsened by human activities and poor drainage systems. If we only react after the damage is done, the cycle will continue. The solution starts with a proactive approach: clearing drains, proper sanitation, responsible waste disposal, and long-term planning. Because preventing floods is better than surviving them. BuzstopBoys is not just showing the destruction but uncovering the cause to inspire lasting change.

Buzstopboys

59,698 次观看 • 3 个月前

They have built over drainage systems, blocking the natural flow of stormwater. As a result, even moderate rainfall leads to severe flooding on our roads. However, as a county government, we are committed to restoring order and ensuring the well-being of Nairobians by addressing these challenges and bringing about sustainable solutions.

They have built over drainage systems, blocking the natural flow of stormwater. As a result, even moderate rainfall leads to severe flooding on our roads. However, as a county government, we are committed to restoring order and ensuring the well-being of Nairobians by addressing these challenges and bringing about sustainable solutions.

Geoffrey Mosiria

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🇬🇭 This is the current situation at Odawna, where debris has blocked the flow of rainwater, worsening the impact of flooding in the area. The scene highlights how human activities, including improper waste disposal and blocked drainage systems, are contributing significantly to flooding challenges in the capital.

🇬🇭 This is the current situation at Odawna, where debris has blocked the flow of rainwater, worsening the impact of flooding in the area. The scene highlights how human activities, including improper waste disposal and blocked drainage systems, are contributing significantly to flooding challenges in the capital.

TheeNewsRoom

17,361 次观看 • 2 个月前

We have begun the removal of illegal structures built directly on the drainage at 18, Orobiyi Street, Mafoluku. After serving a 7-day abatement notice with no compliance, we are left with no choice but to take decisive action. Protecting the integrity of our drainage channels is key to preventing flooding and safeguarding lives and property. No structure has the right to obstruct water flow. We will continue to enforce this across all parts of Lagos. #CleanerLagos #GreaterLagos

We have begun the removal of illegal structures built directly on the drainage at 18, Orobiyi Street, Mafoluku. After serving a 7-day abatement notice with no compliance, we are left with no choice but to take decisive action. Protecting the integrity of our drainage channels is key to preventing flooding and safeguarding lives and property. No structure has the right to obstruct water flow. We will continue to enforce this across all parts of Lagos. #CleanerLagos #GreaterLagos

Tokunbo Wahab

52,768 次观看 • 9 个月前

Today’s heavy rainfall put to test our drainage systems in Kampala, and the results are encouraging, although we have not yet achieved our target level of resilience. Areas including Sebana Road, Clock Tower,forest mall, golf course and Allen Road experienced flash floods, but in most of them the water cleared within about seven minutes, compared to past incidents where flooding would last for hours or days and disrupt businesses immensly. This improvement follows recent Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) drainage upgrades, including the construction of 16 crossing culverts along Allen Road and Sebana Road into Nakivubo Channel has increased the city’s capacity to tame storm water. Additional works are ongoing, including longitudinal drainage along Ben Kiwanuka Street and a planned box culvert on Namirembe Road under the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area Urban Development Project. Two buildings, Totala Business and Qualicell, experienced basement flooding due to drainage challenges internal to them, and the KCCA drainage team has been quickly deployed with suction trucks to support them evacuate the water. As drainage improvement works continue, inconvenience caused by this natural occurrence is regreted. Our call on residents, traders & building owners is to dispose of waste responsibly and avoid blocking drainage channels. Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) is working to build a cleaner, safer, and more flood-resilient Kampala.

Today’s heavy rainfall put to test our drainage systems in Kampala, and the results are encouraging, although we have not yet achieved our target level of resilience. Areas including Sebana Road, Clock Tower,forest mall, golf course and Allen Road experienced flash floods, but in most of them the water cleared within about seven minutes, compared to past incidents where flooding would last for hours or days and disrupt businesses immensly. This improvement follows recent Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) drainage upgrades, including the construction of 16 crossing culverts along Allen Road and Sebana Road into Nakivubo Channel has increased the city’s capacity to tame storm water. Additional works are ongoing, including longitudinal drainage along Ben Kiwanuka Street and a planned box culvert on Namirembe Road under the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area Urban Development Project. Two buildings, Totala Business and Qualicell, experienced basement flooding due to drainage challenges internal to them, and the KCCA drainage team has been quickly deployed with suction trucks to support them evacuate the water. As drainage improvement works continue, inconvenience caused by this natural occurrence is regreted. Our call on residents, traders & building owners is to dispose of waste responsibly and avoid blocking drainage channels. Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) is working to build a cleaner, safer, and more flood-resilient Kampala.

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This afternoon, we commenced the cleaning of McGregor Channel in Obalende as part of our ongoing efforts to ensure a flood-free Lagos. Keeping our drainage channels clear is crucial as we prepare for the rainy season. A clean and efficient drainage system protects lives, property, and infrastructure. I urge all residents to desist from indiscriminate waste disposal and take ownership of their environment. A cleaner Lagos is a collective responsibility! #CleanerLagos

Tokunbo Wahab

1,200,645 次观看 • 1 年前

Last night, I was called to the scene where a young man had vandalized one of our newly installed dustbins in the CBD. Together with our County Environment Officers, we swiftly responded and arrested the suspect, who was caught in the act by vigilant and responsible citizens. He is now set to be arraigned in court. As the County Government, we remain committed to environmental conservation. The installation of these dustbins across the city is part of our ongoing efforts to maintain a clean, organized, and sustainable Nairobi. These public utilities are vital, and we must ensure they are protected for both current and future generations. I want to sincerely thank the concerned citizens whose quick action led to the arrest. I urge all residents to remain vigilant and continue working with us to protect public property. Environmental conservation is a shared responsibility.

Last night, I was called to the scene where a young man had vandalized one of our newly installed dustbins in the CBD. Together with our County Environment Officers, we swiftly responded and arrested the suspect, who was caught in the act by vigilant and responsible citizens. He is now set to be arraigned in court. As the County Government, we remain committed to environmental conservation. The installation of these dustbins across the city is part of our ongoing efforts to maintain a clean, organized, and sustainable Nairobi. These public utilities are vital, and we must ensure they are protected for both current and future generations. I want to sincerely thank the concerned citizens whose quick action led to the arrest. I urge all residents to remain vigilant and continue working with us to protect public property. Environmental conservation is a shared responsibility.

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Floods hit Dagestan — hundreds of thousands left without power, infrastructure collapses Heavy rains caused major flooding in Dagestan. Makhachkala, Derbent and several districts were hit the hardest. Power outages affected 283 settlements — around 327,000 people. In Makhachkala, streets and homes are flooded, residents have been evacuated. Bridges are destroyed, roads are blocked, and nine settlements are completely cut off. Water flows are sweeping away cars and destroying infrastructure. Authorities call the situation “critical,” but the problem is not new. The region is regularly flooded due to chaotic construction and poor drainage systems. Hundreds of millions of rubles had already been allocated for flood prevention, and preparations for the season were personally overseen by Putin.

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Today, while in Nairobi South C, a resident approached me with a complaint about a neighbour who had allegedly diverted raw sewage into the stormwater drainage system. The resident explained that the situation becomes even worse when it rains, as the sewage overflows onto the roads. At the time of my visit, raw sewage was visibly flowing into the drainage system, creating an unbearable stench and posing a serious public health and environmental risk. I immediately engaged the Nairobi Water and Environment teams and directed them to take urgent action. Anyone found illegally directing raw sewage into the stormwater drainage system must be held accountable. We cannot allow such irresponsible actions to endanger the health of residents, pollute our environment, and compromise our drainage infrastructure. Appropriate action must be taken to stop this immediately.

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248,211 次观看 • 1 个月前

Today, I was in Pipeline Estate clearing garbage that had been irresponsibly dumped along the roads by tenants. It’s unfortunate that many landlords in Pipeline do not pay for garbage collection services. As a result, their tenants, lacking proper waste disposal options, are forced to dispose of their household waste directly onto the roads posing serious health and environmental risks. Moving forward, I will lead a strict enforcement exercise to ensure that all landlords, caretakers, and tenants involved in this illegal dumping are held accountable. As stipulated in the Nairobi City County Solid Waste Management Act of 2015, every premise owner is responsible for cleanliness within a 10-metre radius of their property. This law will be fully enforced without exception. Let’s keep Nairobi clean and dignified for all.

Today, I was in Pipeline Estate clearing garbage that had been irresponsibly dumped along the roads by tenants. It’s unfortunate that many landlords in Pipeline do not pay for garbage collection services. As a result, their tenants, lacking proper waste disposal options, are forced to dispose of their household waste directly onto the roads posing serious health and environmental risks. Moving forward, I will lead a strict enforcement exercise to ensure that all landlords, caretakers, and tenants involved in this illegal dumping are held accountable. As stipulated in the Nairobi City County Solid Waste Management Act of 2015, every premise owner is responsible for cleanliness within a 10-metre radius of their property. This law will be fully enforced without exception. Let’s keep Nairobi clean and dignified for all.

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