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This is a huge lesson learnt by Nigeria after experiencing the worst floods.

Nigeria is one of the many countries in Africa that gets heavy rains, for them to harvest the water from the rains could be one the best things for it will also ease floods too.

This is a great move

This is a positive step towards meeting the energy demands of the country. Water is a vital resource for hydroelectric power generation, and increasing its availability can lead to a more sustainable and stable energy supply.

I agree with you,lots of water go to waste especially in the global south. If there is more mechanism to harvest this water, it can be much more productive in other useful ways.

Good to collect water and use it in other useful ways is a great thing,coz sometimes so much water goes to waste hence causing disasters

Harnessing excess water for electricity production and domestic use is a smart climate-resilient strategy. It not only mitigates flooding but also promotes clean energy and water sustainability. Let's work towards a future where electric transport and climate adaptation go hand in hand. 🌊⚡🌍 #ClimateSmart #WaterForAll"

This is a great mechanism, I hope more nations include my homeland Kenya can adopt this innovative solutions.