Nigeria’s economy suffers from floods
Price of food items go up and oil production is threatened as a result of the floods that ravaged parts ...
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Price of food items go up and oil production is threatened as a result of the floods that ravaged parts ...
The floods affected seven local councils.
The Executive Director of Anambra State Emergency Management Agency, Nwabuofor Ijezie, has called on the people of the state to ...
As floods continue to wreck havoc in several States of Nigeria, destroying farmlands growing rice, maize and other crops, reports ...
More camps will be opened if the flooding continues
The President announced the disbursement of N17.6 bn to address the floods.
The numbers of displaced persons in Delta State increase
As the incursion of flood into some parts of Nigeria, especially the Niger-Delta region, continues to spread, leaving several communities ...
The flood has greatly affected rice production in Kano state negatively.
The victims of Anambra flooding are stranded in an open field.
The persistent rainfalls around the country is causing food price hike.
The community members have appealed to the state and federal government for help.
The floods in Delta State have displaced thousands of people in the state. The relief camps in Delta State are ...
The governor of the oil rich state says the state cannot address the floods alone.
Cause of accident and exact number of casualties are still unconfirmed.
At least four people have been reported missing in the flood that ravaged various communities in Kogi State.
There is shortage of basic items in the relief camps set up for the flood victims.
The Commission says the road is no longer passable and advised motorists to ply alternative routes.
The Federal Government says it couldn't have done more to address the flood ravaging various states.
Aerial view images of flooding around River Niger in Lokoja released by the National Emergency Management Agency , NEMA, has ...
The NGO says long-term aid should include funds and material resources towards rebuilding the lives of victims after the flood.
The Local Government affected says it is helpless and needs help urgently
The past months in Nigeria have witnessed floods that have caused great pains across the country.
Over 13,000 people have been rendered homeless as a result of the flood in Benue.
13,428 people are now homeless as a result of the floods in Taraba State.
