January is identified as the coldest month in Nigeria, characterized by lower temperatures across various regions. During this period, states in the northern part of the country generally experience the most significant drops in temperature, often accompanied by the harmattan season, which brings dry and dusty winds. As the year 2026 approaches, residents are encouraged to prepare for the potential impacts of the harmattan, including dry skin and respiratory issues, by taking necessary precautions.
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