NADMO Tema Metro

We are always ready to act before or after a disaster. Stay safe. Prevention Pays.

On 27th February 2026, the Tema Metropolitan Disaster Management Committee was officially inaugurated at the New Assembly Hall, marking a major step toward strengthening disaster preparedness and emergency response in the metropolis.

Chaired by the Metropolitan Chief Executive, Ebi Bright, the event underscored the Assembly’s commitment to proactive planning, inter-agency collaboration, and community engagement. The MCE highlighted the alignment of disaster management efforts with the Tema Facelift Campaign Initiative, positioning National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) as a key driver in addressing the city’s challenges.

The Regional NADMO Director, Dennis Nartey, commended Tema as the first in Greater Accra to inaugurate its Disaster Committee and urged swift action on high-risk areas such as the Kaizer Flats.

With representatives from the Fire Service, Police, Eastern Naval Command, TDC, NIB, Health Services, and Assembly departments present, the Committee is set to enhance coordinated disaster risk reduction and build a safer, more resilient Tema.

January 15, 2026, marked a joint inspection of drainage systems, Chemu Lagoon, and erosion-affected communities by the NADMO Inspection Team, TMA Mayor, Metro NADMO Director & Engineer, and Management representatives. This assessment aims to identify areas for improvement to prevent flooding in the Metropolis as part of building a disaster resilient country.

Prevention Pays! Stay safe!

HAPPY FARMER’s DAY to our amazing farmers. We say Ayekoo!

Filling water channels, wetlands, and flood-prone lands for construction blocks natural drainage paths. The result? Flooding that destroys property and endangers lives.

✅ Let’s protect our environment by respecting natural watercourses and adhering to proper building regulations. ✅ Remember, your short-term gain could cause long-term pain for the entire community.

See Something, Do Something!

Overgrown or weak trees leaning toward houses, roads, or electric poles can fall during heavy winds or storms, causing injuries, power cuts, and property damage.

✅ Regularly inspect your surroundings and report weak trees or unstable poles to the relevant authorities for pruning or replacement. A simple report today can prevent a disaster tomorrow.

See Something, Do Something!

Cracked walls, weak foundations, and collapsing roofs are not just signs of age—they’re warning signs of impending danger. Living or working in dilapidated structures puts lives at risk.

✅ Report unsafe buildings, and move out when advised.
✅ Don’t wait for a collapse to take action. Your safety matters more than convenience.

See Something, Do Something!