Hundeyin Exposes Maiduguri Flooding Misreporting Plan Involving $1,000 Journalist Grant

David Hundeyin Reveals Alleged $1,000 Grant to Misreport Maiduguri Flooding as Climate Change Issue”

David Hundeyin, a renowned investigative journalist, has uncovered a concerning plan to mislead the public about the recent Maiduguri flooding. According to Hundeyin, there is an alleged scheme offering journalists a $1,000 grant to falsely report the disaster as a result of climate change. Hundeyin emphasized that the flooding in Maiduguri has no connection to climate change, rather it stems from the long-neglected structural issues of the Alau Dam.

In a post shared on his social media platform, Hundeyin stated that the Maiduguri flooding misreporting attempts are part of a broader agenda. He asserted that the real cause is infrastructure failure, particularly the collapse of the 40-year-old Alau Dam, which was originally built to protect Maiduguri from seasonal flooding along the Ngadda river basin. Despite showing signs of damage from heavy rainfall as far back as 1992, the dam has never undergone the necessary maintenance to restore it.

Hundeyin warned against participating in the Maiduguri flooding misreporting efforts, directing harsh criticism at any journalists willing to take the $1,000 grant and publish false narratives. He argued that this issue should be approached as a failure of infrastructure maintenance, not as part of the climate change discussion, and that Africa’s energy needs for industrialization should not be undermined by such deceptive tactics.

Through his revelation, Hundeyin hopes to prevent journalists from falling prey to external influences that could detract from addressing the root causes of the Maiduguri flooding disaster.