In a statement signed by the State Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, he informed residents that a new weather advisory from the Nigerian Metrological Agency on Monday warned of heavy rainfall and thunderstorm for the next three days.
He stated that it is not impossible that some parts of the state may experience flash flooding because of the inability of the major collectors not being able to contain the run-off resulting from the very heavy rainfalls.
He reminded that the peculiar nature of Lagos as a coastal city and climate change makes it suspectible to vagaries of flash flooding, asking residents not to panic.