Aji Yewa

Aji Yewa lẹ, ki Yoruba: adọ Yewa, chi ájí ki tẹru efu e wo meji Nigeria kpai Republic of Benin, ki a cha tẹ èju ọwọ south tẹ efu southwest Nigeria mañyi ya tẹ iba coastline ki dẹ Bight of Benin. Ẹgba ka ya dábá ọmẹ ki dẹ agbagba amì ójanẹ mèjí lẹ. amì ojoji odu ku ma dọ chi Yeoua, kpai, igele, Yéoua mañyi Yéwa. unana ómì lẹ dabi ohimili. Ugbo ki omi Yewa agboji kwo chi Aji Atan kpai Ilaro. Aji Yewa acha rù efu Badagry Creek ki la ñọ, cha rù efu Lagos Harbor.Éwn malábó:Cn

Aji lẹ dẹ ọwọ African tropical climate i la ñọ che Ugbo ogbogaga ki abo efu ewó lẹ adù kp'ẹja. Ẹñwù ogbogaga efu ẹja ekpa lẹ chi blue crab (Callinectes amnicola). In addition to fishing, the river is an important factor in logging and sand mining operations. Some of the plants that inhabit the river and its banks are sedges (such as Cyperus articulatus, Cyperus papyrus, and Paspalum vaginatum) and palms (such as Pandanus candelabrum, Raphia hookeri, and Phoenix reclinata). ==

Pollution

According to research, Yewa rivers alongside other rivers are known to discharge large amount of water from inland and coastal cities which is directed to Lagos lagoon. The activities that causes this pollution entails industrial, domestic and agricultural activities. These contains organic and inorganic pollutants which affects the health risks of water bodies and people who consume them.