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Flooding is persistent in Lagos Metropolis. The objective of this study is to ascertain the causes, magnitude, and effects; and to indicate directions for policy makers and urban dwellers. Topographical maps were used for data collection on the physical environment. Some physical measurements were made of the drainage channels and floods. 200 inhabitants of the metropolis were randomly selected and made to respond to some questions. In addition, authorities in professionally related fields including policy makers were made to make contributions. Intermittent supplies and torrential rainfall in its seasons are usually beyond the capacities of the channels. These are compounded by inadequate planning of the physical environment, wastes dumped in drainage channels and erosion passages, and deliberate or inadvertent physical structures that block free flow of water along the drains.
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This work is to examine the nursing intervention for the promotion of infection control in two teaching hospita...
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Effective communication is a fundamental aspect of healthcare delivery, particularly in nursing. Communication be...
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THE IMPACT OF COST MANAGEMENT ON ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
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