Erosion and Flood Control
Gully Erosion Control
Gully Erosion Control
Gully erosion has blighted many areas of Nigeria particularly Anambra, Abia, Imo and Enugu States. Recognition of our expertise in water resources engineering has Diyokes Consultants frequently engaged to perform engineering designs for erosion control structures and supervise their implementation. Among the key erosion control projects designed were World Bank assisted Abia state erosion control sites under the Nigerian Erosion and Watershed Management Project (NEWMAP). Others include: Umuocham, Emekuku, Imo State gully erosion project, 9th-Mile crash programme boreholes gully erosion, greater Enugu water supply scheme Ajalli-Owa gully erosion project, etc. Structural measures used to check erosion and limit degradation included provision of diversion/interceptor drains, drop structures with stilling basins, gabion works, check dams, channels and sumps. The non structural measures utilized were revegetation.

Flood Control and Mitigation
Diyokes Consultants Limited is highly experienced and possesses specialised expertise in the field of flood damage mitigation. We have handled a diverse array of flood damage mitigation projects in Nigeria and other African countries through both structural and non-structural measures. We designed mitigation measures for flood damage mitigation in foru critical sites in Aba municipality for the World Bank assisted NEWMAP Abia State.
The structural measures for flood risk reduction and control schemes that we have provided include flood water storage in dams, detention and retention basins, river improvement and water conveyance facilities and diversion floodways, including channel capacity enhancements. Non-structural measures aimed at alleviating flood damages involves a larger suite of alternatives that include land use planning policies, conserveation practices, flood proofing, structure relocation, flood forecasting and warning systems, education and training of the public and residents as well as revegetation.
