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The Federal Government has appealed to residents of the Federal Capital Territory to remain calm following the record of an earth tremor in parts of Abuja, assuring the public that there is no imminent danger to lives and property.
The Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dele Alake, gave this assurance on Wednesday following reports that light shaking was experienced in several buildings in the nation’s capital on Tuesday, reported.
The minister also directed the Nigerian Geological Survey Agency (NGSA) to give him hourly updates on seismic activities around Abuja for continuous assessment and possible action by other relevant government agencies, in a statement issued by his Special Assistant on Media, Lara Owoeye-Wise.
Alake, who is currently in Washington, DC, United States, holding talks with American investors on joint venture opportunities in the solid minerals sector of Nigeria, said safety of residents remains a priority.
He instructed the NGSA to increase its monitoring of the situation and keep him abreast of developments.
The government has already put in place preemptive measures to protect the safety of the residents as well as public and private properties, the minister said.
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He appealed to the residents of Abuja to remain calm and go about their normal daily activities without fear.
The Nigerian Geological Survey Agency said the earth tremor was recorded on August 4 by the agency’s Seismic Monitoring Station in Utako, Abuja.
The agency said the tremor was recorded at 11:23:27 a.m. and it originated from a depth of about one kilometre below the earth’s surface.
It explained that the seismic movement travelled about four kilometres in about five seconds and caused light vibrations that were felt in some parts of the Federal Capital Territory.
The NGSA described the event as a light earth tremor, rating it at between I and II on the Mercalli Intensity Scale, not generally strong enough to cause structural damage.
The agency said the quake may have caused temporary fear and discomfort for residents, but posed no danger.
“This is a characteristic feature of a surface earth tremor that poses no threat to lives and properties except for the discomfort of the shake and fear of possible destruction,” the agency said.
He assured the public that the NGSA would continue to keep a close watch on seismic activities in and around Abuja and give timely updates as required.
He said there was no need to panic and residents should go about their lawful businesses while experts keep an eye on the situation.
The minister reiterated the commitment of the Federal Government to public safety, adding that relevant agencies would remain on alert and respond promptly should there be any change in the situation.
