Nigeria's recurring floods have renewed concerns about the management of ecological funds, with questions emerging over whether public allocations are translating into effective environmental protection. Every rainy season, communities across the country face flooding, property damage and disrupted livelihoods despite existing weather forecasts, early-warning systems, environmental ministries and emergency management agencies. In Port Harcourt, recent floods turned streets into waterways, submerged homes and disrupted businesses as residents struggled to salvage their belongings. Other communities across the South and North have also suffered flooding and erosion, highlighting a recurring pattern of losses,...