The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has cautioned Nigerians against building houses under high tension power transmission..
The National Emergency Management Agency has cautioned Nigerians against building houses under high tension power transmission lines to avoid electrocution.
Anusim noted that electricity transmission and high tension wires could snap and fall anytime without given notice or pre-warning. The coordinator noted that Nigerians must observe and take note of structures within an environment before investing in building or renting apartment therein. “Nigerians must think safety first especially in choosing or finding a place to build or reside with their families.
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