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Nigeria flooding death toll jumps past 200
Flash floods in north-central Nigeria have led to over 200 deaths, with hundreds more missing in Mokwa after severe rainfall and inadequate drainage exacerbated the disaster. Residents blame human factors for the tragedy as they struggle with the aftermath and lack of effective government response.
There is looming fuel scarcity as the deadliest flood killed hundreds of persons and brought down the bridge in Mokwa, Niger ...
Minna - Former presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has decried the level of poverty and hunger in Nigeria, asserting that the country, endowed with vast human and natural resources, should be among the ...
Thousands of people have been left homeless and hungry after devastating floods hit central Nigeria. Survivors say help is ...
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“I Lost 2.5 Million and Other Items in Mokwa Flood”: Survivor Speaks, Shares ExperienceA devastating flood in Mokwa, Niger State, claimed over 200 lives, leaving hundreds missing. Communities face loss, health ...
The Minister of Police Affairs, Senator Ibrahim Gaidam, has assured the displaced residents of Mokwa in Niger State, that the ...
“He has directed that all available federal resources be deployed immediately to support Mokwa.” The federal intervention ...
As Nigerians continue to mourn the devastating flood incident in Mokwa, Niger State, which claimed over 100 lives, a non-governmental organisation, Environment Watch, has blamed the tragedy on the ...
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Over 200 dead, 500 missing after devastating floods hit Nigeria's Mokwa town; VIDEOS show massive damageMore than 200 people have died and 500 remain missing after deadly floods struck the Nigerian town of Mokwa in Niger State on ...
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