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🇳🇬 NIGERIA, WE NEED TO START PREPARING FOR SUPER EL NIÑO. While much of the world is watching climate forecasts, we need to start asking a very important question: Are Nigerian families and our healthcare system prepared for what could lie ahead? Super El Niño is raising concerns about the possibility of extreme heat, disrupted rainfall patterns, drought and other climate-related challenges in different parts of the world. And Nigeria cannot afford to ignore the potential consequences. From heat exhaustion and dehydration to worsening air quality, food insecurity, water shortages and increased pressure on our healthcare facilities, the potential health implications deserve serious attention. So, what should we be doing? ☀️ Prepare our homes for extreme heat. 💧 Make safe drinking water a priority. 🏥 Strengthen our healthcare system and emergency response plans. 🌾 Protect our food and water supplies. 📢 Educate families on heat-related illnesses and when to seek medical attention. But let’s be clear: preparation is not panic. El Niño does not affect every country or region in the same way, and its actual impact on Nigeria will depend on evolving climate conditions and local vulnerabilities. That is precisely why we need credible forecasts, early planning and action before a crisis develops, not after lives and livelihoods have already been affected. The question is not whether we should panic. The question is whether we are preparing early enough. Nigerians deserve awareness, preparedness and a government that takes climate-related health risks seriously. Share this video. Let’s get the conversation started. #tallnigeriandoctor #draizident

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