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NEMA DG pledges to use space technology for disaster management

Updated 09:43 WAT, · first published 25 Oct 2026, 18:18 WAT · 1 outlet reporting

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NEMA’s Director General Zubaida Umar pledged to harness space‑based technology to improve disaster risk management. She highlighted its role in boosting preparedness, early warning and emergency response across the country. The commitment marks a step towards modernising Nigeria’s disaster framework.

What we know

  • Zubaida Umar reaffirmed NEMA’s use of space technology
  • Space‑based tools will aid risk management, preparedness and early warning
  • The initiative aims to strengthen emergency response nationwide
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Sources

  1. Report by NEMA Nigeria – NEMA Nigeria,

Updates

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  • – Story published – 1 outlet incl. official source

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