Nigeria’s Federal Government warns that the flood threat is likely to worsen as the rainy season reaches its peak. In separate statements, the government urges Nigerians to begin immediate flood preparedness and take steps to reduce risks in their communities. Officials attribute the heightened danger to climate change, saying it has altered Nigeria’s rainfall patterns. The government’s position is that changes in rainfall timing and distribution can increase the likelihood of flooding, especially during periods of heavy rainfall. The warnings emphasize early action by households and communities rather than waiting for flooding to occur. While the sources focus on the national outlook and the need for preparedness, they frame the message around the expected progression of the rainy season and the potential for more severe flooding linked to shifting weather patterns. The Federal Government therefore calls on residents to stay alert and follow relevant guidance to protect lives and property as rains intensify.