Earth tremors shake Abuja

In recent days, residents of Nigeria's capital, Abuja, have been experiencing a series of mild earth tremors. The tremors have caused widespread concern, with some residents reporting that they have damaged buildings and caused injuries.

The tremors began on the night of September 16, 2024. Since then, there have been more than 40 tremors reported in the area. The strongest tremor measured a magnitude of 3.2, and most of the tremors have been in the range of magnitude 2.0 to 2.5.

The tremors have been felt in several neighborhoods in Abuja, including Mpape, Maitama, and Katampe. In some cases, the tremors have been strong enough to shake buildings and cause objects to fall off shelves.

The cause of the tremors is not yet known. However, the Nigerian Geological Survey Agency has said that the tremors are not related to an earthquake. The agency is currently investigating the cause of the tremors.

The tremors have caused widespread concern among Abuja residents. Some residents have reported that the tremors have damaged their homes and caused injuries. Others have said that the tremors have made them fearful for their safety.

The Nigerian government has urged residents to stay calm and not to panic. The government has also said that it is taking steps to investigate the cause of the tremors and to ensure the safety of residents.