Innovation: The development of a safety critical model for prompt response and intervention to national disasters in Nigeria itself is an innovation. The implementation of such a model can significantly improve the disaster response system in Nigeria and lead to better outcomes for those affected by disasters. Other potential innovations that could arise from this project include the use of advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and real-time data analysis to improve disaster response efforts. Additionally, the integration of different stakeholders and partners in the disaster response system can also be seen as an innovation.

Sector/Industry Application: The research findings primarily apply to the field of disaster management and emergency response. The research findings also have implications for the fields of public health, environmental management, and policy making, as effective disaster response efforts can have significant impacts on public health and the environment, and can inform policy decisions related to disaster management and emergency response.

Description: Disasters are inevitable and their effects are often devastating, leading to loss of lives, displacement of people, and economic setbacks. Nigeria is prone to various types of disasters, including floods, earthquakes, and terrorist attacks. Therefore, it is crucial to develop a safety critical model that can ensure prompt response and intervention to national disasters in Nigeria. The safety critical model for prompt response and intervention to national disasters in Nigeria is designed to provide a coordinated and efficient approach to disaster management. The proposed safety critical model integrates various components, including risk assessment, early warning system, emergency response plan, training and capacity building, and stakeholder coordination. The model also incorporates the use of technology, such as drones and artificial intelligence, to enhance disaster response and intervention. Overall, the safety critical model aims to enhance the capacity of Nigeria's disaster management system to respond promptly and effectively to national disasters, improve disaster response and intervention in Nigeria, reduce the impact of disasters, and save lives.

Problem: Nigeria is prone to various types of disasters, and the current disaster response system in the country is inadequate and faces numerous challenges. These challenges include inadequate resources, poor communication, and lack of coordination among stakeholders. As a result, the response to disasters in Nigeria is mainly reactive, leading to significant economic losses, displacement of people, and loss of lives. Therefore, there is an urgent need to develop a safety critical model that can ensure prompt response and intervention to national disasters in Nigeria. The proposed model will help to address the challenges facing the current disaster response system and improve the response to disasters in Nigeria, ultimately reducing their impact and saving lives.