As stated in an official communication from the agency, stations located inside the source region, specifically Chad (Faya-Largeau, Bol-Berim, Mongo, Abeche, and Ndjamena), have provided reports indicating horizontal visibility ranging from 800m to 4000m. Several sites in Niger that are next to northern Nigeria, including Diffa, Maine-Soroa, Goure, Bila, Maradi, Zinder, and Birni-n-Konni, have recently observed the presence of dust haze, resulting in reduced visibility ranging from 1000m to 3000m over the past 24 hours.
In elaboration, the aforementioned statement, endorsed by Muntari Yusuf Ibrahim, the General Manager of Public Relations, expounds that the presence of forceful winds is anticipated to facilitate the dispersion of suspended dust particles to various states in the northern region of the nation. Consequently, this phenomenon is projected to exacerbate the impairment of horizontal visibility.
A cardiologist suggests a potential remedy for clogged vessels, proposing a morning routine that may result in a blood pressure reading of 120/80.
The cardiologist proposes a potential solution for individuals with clogged vessels, suggesting a morning routine that may assist in achieving a blood pressure reading of 120/80. The individual specializing in the study and treatment of the heart, known as a cardiologist, is supported by financial sponsorship. The administration of a single pill during nighttime has been found to effectively reduce blood pressure levels and promote the clearance of blood vessels during a span of six days. Pharmaceutical products available for purchase at the pharmacy.
According to the cardiologist, the administration of a single pill at night has the potential to reduce blood pressure and promote the clearance of blood vessels within a span of six days. The product known as ST Heart, which is being sponsored, is available for purchase at pharmacies.
According to the statement, it was revealed that there is a possibility of Dust Haze occurring in the northern regions of the country, particularly in Katsina, Kano, Nguru, Jigawa Potiskum, and Maiduguri, resulting in moderate to poor horizontal sight within the next 24 hours.
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has issued advice to the general public regarding the current presence of suspended dust particles in the atmosphere. It urges individuals to exercise caution and take appropriate measures to protect themselves. Individuals suffering from respiratory problems were encouraged to take precautions due to the adverse weather conditions, which pose potential risks to their health.
Airline operators are strongly recommended to utilize weather reports provided by the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) in order to enhance their operational planning.