NEMA Nigeria

NEMA Moves to Curb Boat Mishaps After Goronyo Tragedy

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has intensified efforts to tackle the menace of boat accidents across the country following the recent mishap in Goronyo, Sokoto State, which claimed several lives. In response to the tragedy, NEMA immediately mobilized se

NEMA DG Marks World Humanitarian Day, Salutes Aid Workers

NEMA, UNDP Collaborate on National Strategy to Transform Disaster Management in Nigeria

NEMA UYO ATTENDS NIGERIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY 2025 WORLD HUMANITARIAN DAY CELEBRATION & AWARD CEREMONY

NEMA meets HYPPADEC, Strategize on Emergency Response in Kaduna

NEMA Conducts Flood Simulation Exercise in Kano to Enhance Multi-Stakeholder Preparedness

In furtherance of renewed efforts to mitigate the impact of flooding across the country, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has conducted a full-scale simulation exercise aimed at raising awareness on flood hazards and clarifying the roles of communities an

Reception of 146 Nigerian Migrant Returnees from Agadez, Niger Republic

NEMA Hosts Technical Experts to Finalize Nigeria’s National Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction (2025–2030)

PARTICIPANTS OF AFRICA REGIONAL TRAINING COURSE ON RADIATION EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT VISIT NEMA

NEMA, JICA Deepen Partnership to Enhance Flood Preparedness and Emergency Response in Nigeria

NEMA, UNDP Collaborate on National Strategy to Transform Disaster Management in Nigeria

The Director General of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Mrs. Zubaida Umar, has said that the Agency is partnering with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to advance a proactive approach to disaster management in Nigeria through the developm

NEMA UYO ATTENDS NIGERIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY 2025 WORLD HUMANITARIAN DAY CELEBRATION & AWARD CEREMONY

NEMA UYO ATTENDS CLOSING CEREMONY OF 2025 NYSC BATCH B STREAM 1 ORIENTATION COURSE IN AKWA IBOM STATE

Sokoto Boat Mishap: NEMA Confirms Recovery of 3 Bodies

Sokoto Boat Mishap: NEMA confirms 15 More Persons Rescued, 25 Still Missing