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Title: Assessment of Urban Drainage system in Nigeria: A Review.
Other Titles: NONE
Authors: Musa, John Jiya
Otache, Martins Yusuf
SALIU, I. I.
MOHAMMED, I. M
KUTI, I. A.
EZEKIEL, L. P.
JOSEPH, M. S.
Keywords: DRAINAGE
CHALLENGES
POOR SANITATION
CONTRIBUTORY FACTORS
Issue Date: 2019
Publisher: 10th International conference of the Nigerian Association of Hydrological Sciences, Usmanu Danfodiyo Universioty, Sokoto.
Citation: Musa, J. J., Otache, M. Y., Salihu, I. I., Muhammed, I. M., Kuti, I. A., Ezekiel, L. P., and Joseph, M. S. (2019). Assessment of Urban Drainage system in Nigeria: A Review. 10th International conference of the Nigerian Association of Hydrological Sciences, Usmanu Danfodiyo Universioty, Sokoto. PP. 249 – 254.
Abstract: One of the observed impacts of rapidly growing urbanization and economic development emerging cities of developing nations is witnessed in drainage problems connected to poor sanitation. This study is aimed at reviewing the various challenges of urban drainage systems in Nigeria and to suggest means to reduce these challenges by providing contributory factors to the blockage of drainage systems and how they can be controlled. The review showed that ineffective drainage systems are basically associated with poor maintenance, indiscriminate dumping of refuse in drains, erection of building on drainage channels and alignments that inhibit the flow of water which leads to critical environmental hazards. The review suggests new approach that could be used to achieve sustainable and effective sanitation which would support government's effort in upgrading urban services by preparing plans and feasibility studies, improving drainage maintenance procedures and effectively manage human waste disposal.
Description: DRAINAGE ENGINEERING
URI: http://repository.futminna.edu.ng:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/4957
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