About 200 households have been displaced by flood in Rikkos community of Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau, following heavy downpour on Sunday afternoon.

Minna—Tragedy struck in Bina village, Lapai local government area of Niger State yesterday when two undergraduate students of the state College of Education, Minna, were washed away by flood.

Kebbi chapter of Nigerian Fruit Sellers Association, says its members have lost N25 million worth of fruits due to recurring flood at its main market in Birnin Kebbi.

This year‘s rainy season has brought tears and sorrows for many communities in the northern part of the country as they were ravaged by flood which accompanied the rains.

This year‘s rainy season has brought tears and sorrows for many communities in the northern part of the country as they were ravaged by flood which accompanied the rains.

OLEH—RESIDENTS of Aika and Abala-Oshimili, coastal communities in Ndokwa East Local Government Area, Delta State, have fled their homes, as flood has submerged their houses.

A nursing mother, her baby, a 17-year-old boy and two others have been confirmed dead, following a downpour that resulted in flooding in Kontagora area of Niger State.

The Edo State Government has urged people living in riverine communities that are prone to flooding, to move upland and take refuge in safe havens that have been created in local government areas in the state.

RESIDENTS of Aika and Abala-Oshimili, coastal communities in Ndokwa East Local Government Area, Delta State are presently fleeing the communities following the flood that has submerged their houses.

The body of Warrant Officer, Marcell Nwanko of the Nigerian Army, who died while trying to rescue a woman in a flood last Thursday in Kebbi, has been recovered.

Kebbi Government on Tuesday confirmed the death of a soldier and nine others in two separate flood disasters across the state.

The Director Relief, Niger State Emergency Management Agency, Alhaji Garba Salisu, says 14 persons have so far died due to flooding in different part of the state.

The Niger State Government says it has spent about N 674 million on buying assorted relief materials and cash assistance to flood affected persons in the state.Alhaji Garba Salisu, Director Relief, Niger State Emergency Management Agency, announced this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Minna on Saturday.He said that N210 million was spent on the procurement of assorted building materials and cash assistance to residents in 16 local government areas affected by the flood.

The Director Relief, Niger State Emergency Management Agency, Alhaji Garba Salisu, says 14 persons have so far died due to flooding in different part of the state.

THREE persons were reportedly killed in Mararaba area of Karu local government of Nasarawa state following the heavy rain that ravaged the area Wednesday night.