Flood has ravaged over 12,000 hectares of rice, cassava, sesame and guinea corn farmlands in nine villages of Malammadori Local Government Area of Jigawa.

Three persons have been reportedly washed away by flood after an early morning   downpour in Minna, Niger State yesterday.

Last year, precisely July 16, 2018, Jibia local government area of Katsina State was in the news following a torrential rainfall which claimed over 50 lives with some corpses washed away and later recovered from as far as Niger Republic.

Damaturu – Flood has washed away several houses and farmlands in seven Local Government Areas of Yobe, threatening harvests this cropping season, an official has said. Boy, 15, stages own kidnap, arrested(Opens in a new browser tab) Dr Mohammed Goje, the Executive Secretary, State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), disclosed this in an interview with the […]

ABUJA — THE Federal Capital Territory Emergency Management Agency, FEMA, yesterday, raised alarm that some parts of the nation’s capital will be flooded.

The Benue State Government on Friday said it was making arrangement to assist those affected by the Thursday’s flash flood in Makurdi. Mr Emmanuel Shior, the Executive Secretary, Benue State Emergence Management Agency (SEMA), told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), in a telephone interview in Makurdi that government was on top of the situation. […]

The Delta state Government has called on citizens living in flood-prone areas to urgently relocate to safer areas as the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has warned that the level of water, especially in River Niger is rising.

The last two weeks of July 2019, was a very trying period for the Chief Emeka Ihedioha administration, not because the people revolted, but for the huge flood that visited Owerri  municipality and other communities.

THE government of Delta State has urged its citizens living in flood-prone areas to urgently relocate to safer areas as the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has warned that the level of water, especially in River Niger is rising.

Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University (ATBU) Bauchi, has been shut down following the death of four students in a flood disaster that hit the institution.