Tag: Nigeria

Best Practices for Concrete Work in Stormwater Drainage: Quality Control for Durability in Nigerian Climates By John Cee Onwualu (FNSE, FNICE, FNIWE, P.E., R.ENG, MASCE)

Best Practices for Concrete Work in Stormwater Drainage: Quality Control for Durability in Nigerian Climates Concrete forms the backbone of stormwater drainage systems, providing the strength and durability needed to withstand environmental stresses. In Nigeria, where heavy rainfall and fluctuating temperatures often challenge infrastructure, ensuring the quality and longevity of concrete used in stormwater systems […]

Ensuring Stormwater Drainage System Efficiency: Quality Control Measures in Nigerian Construction Projects by John Cee Onwualu (FNSE, FNICE, FNIWE, P.E., R.ENG, MASCE)

Ensuring Stormwater Drainage System Efficiency: Quality Control Measures in Nigerian Construction Projects In Nigeria, the increasing frequency of flooding and urban waterlogging underscores the critical need for effective stormwater drainage systems. These systems are essential for managing rainwater runoff, protecting infrastructure, and safeguarding public health. This article delves into the importance of quality control (QC) […]

Challenges of Storm Water Management in Urban Areas of Nigeria: A Critical Analysis

This paper critically analyzes the various challenges associated with stormwater management in urban areas of Nigeria. It explores the interconnected nature of these challenges, encompassing inadequate infrastructure, rapid population growth, poor urban planning, and a lack of financial and institutional capacity.