Osun APC Calls for Government Action Amid Flooding in Osogbo
Osun APC expressed sympathy for victims of recent flooding in Osogbo and other communities.
In Brief
- •Osun APC expressed sympathy for victims of recent flooding in Osogbo and other communities.
- •The party urged the state and federal governments, NEMA, and civil society to provide assistance and develop preventive measures.
- •Governor Ademola Adeleke directed a Special Task Force on Environmental Sanitation to assess conditions and prepare a response plan.
- •Flooding affected areas include Jagun, Uniosun Community, Iya Dudu Community, Osunlepo, Koledowo, Olude Aranhin, Kunike, Baruwa, Gbodofon and Oke-Osun.
- •The APC called for stricter enforcement of town‑planning regulations and public education to prevent future flooding.
Why It Matters
The flooding in Osogbo has disrupted livelihoods and displaced families, underscoring the need for coordinated disaster response. The APC’s public appeal highlights the role of political parties in mobilizing resources and influencing government action, while the governor’s directive signals an official effort to assess and mitigate environmental risks. Together, these actions aim to reduce immediate suffering and strengthen long‑term resilience against future floods.
Key Details
- Affected Areas
- Jagun, Uniosun Community, Iya Dudu Community, Osunlepo, Koledowo, Olude Aranhin, Kunike, Baruwa, Gbodofon, Oke-Osun
- Party Statement Issued
- Thursday, 2026-10-01
- Governor Action
- Directed Special Task Force on Environmental Sanitation
- APC Call to Action
- Urgent assistance from state, federal, NEMA, civil society
- Flood Impact
- Disrupted livelihoods, displaced families
Context & Background
Osun State has experienced recurrent flooding due to continuous rainfall, prompting calls for improved environmental management and disaster preparedness.
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