National programme · 2024–2026
20 Strategic Catchment Management Plans
Watershed delineation, baseline studies, stakeholder evidence and standardized GIS outputs across Northern Nigeria.
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GIS · Remote sensing · Hydrology
Hello, I’m Samuel.
I turn satellite imagery, maps and field evidence into practical insights for flood resilience, water resources and environmental planning.
My work spans strategic catchment planning, flood resilience, dam and irrigation studies, land-cover analysis and environmental assessment across Nigeria.
7 yearsGIS experience
20Strategic catchments
19 states + FCTNational field coverage
3Earth-dam sites supported
Featured work
Spatial evidence for real decisions.
A selection of professional and independent work across environmental planning, water resources and climate resilience.
Interactive environmental research
Explore the evidence behind the maps.
Three recent studies show where further environmental investigation or planning could be useful. Each atlas explains what was studied, what the evidence found and what remains uncertain.
Niger Delta · 2012–2025Gas-Flaring Evidence AtlasWhere might flare-reduction and environmental monitoring investigations begin?Read the case study
Bayelsa · 2006–2018Oil-Spill Evidence AtlasWhere did historical incident records show repeated spill reports?Read the case study
Anambra · 2026 studySoil-Erosion PrioritizationWhere should erosion-control investigations and conservation planning begin?Read the case study
How I work
Earth science informs the analysis. Clear communication makes it useful.
I combine satellite imagery, terrain models, field evidence and stakeholder knowledge to build defensible spatial products.
My goal is not simply to produce maps, but to explain patterns, support planning and make technical evidence accessible.
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Have a spatial problem worth solving?
I am open to GIS, remote-sensing, water-resources and environmental-planning opportunities.