A wise objective is required for the development of a sustainable environment. This is due to the development of smart goals that are sustainable, community-focused, economically feasible, and environmentally sensitive. Its strategy encourages the development of walkable, compact urban areas that are transit-oriented.

Hazardous events, however, do not always result in disaster until there are exposed, vulnerable elements. To properly understand their exposure and the effects of hazards, exposures, which are elements at risk, need to be measured in the risk assessment process. Akinjide Akinyemi, a political aspirant, discusses the current environmental problems in Nigeria in an interview.

This is about the flooding that has occurred in the northeast, north-central, south and southeast regions. He explained that many different things, including people, homes, cars, farms, and businesses, are frequently impacted by floods, and that the resulting financial losses can reach millions of dollars. Effective flood risk analysis requires an understanding of the degree and level of sensitivity of the exposures to flooding threats.

Therefore, Akinjide Akinyemi postulates that it is crucial to have a perspective of future climatic circumstances to plan for mitigation and adaptation strategies and assess the danger of flooding.

Akinjide Akinyemi spoke about the tragic incident that is currently happening in these states in Nigeria. He focused on the victims and offered some potential solutions for reducing the challenges that have affected these states. By using first-hand, geographic data devices to cumulatively visualize the community’s predisposing standard to catastrophic flooding during the upcoming wet seasons, the youth-led action plan he proposes would enable youths to contribute to the realization of their action plan and Framework and enhance flood preparedness in Nigeria.