Flood submerges houses, farmlands in Nasarawa communities
Flood ravages farmlands in Niger State
Floods killed 165 people, affected 120,000 — NEMA
We’ll address flooding issues frontally — Lagos govt
4 drown in Gombe flash flood
Flood sweeps off 7-yr-old boy, properties in Niger
Flood: Dredge the River Niger now, senate tells FG
Mokwa Flood: Death toll rises to 153

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Niger flood: Death toll rises to 151, over 500 households affected
Over 500 households and 265 physical houses have been identified to be affected.
21 corpses recovered as midnight flood sweeps 50 homes in Niger
No fewer than 21 corpses were recovered, yesterday, and scores of people were declared missing, after a severe midnight flood caused by torrential rainfall wreaked havoc in Mokwa Local Government Area of Niger State.
21 dead, dozens missing as flood sweeps Mokwa community in Niger State
By Wole Mosadomi,Minna. Mokwa, Niger State – A devastating flood hit Mokwa community in Niger State late last night, sweeping away scores of residents and submerging over 50 houses, in what locals have described as the worst flooding incident in recent memory. So far, 21 corpses have been recovered, while search and rescue efforts continue […]
300 fisherwomen lament as flood takes over Lagos communities, businesses
By Ebunoluwa Sessou For women in coastal communities, doing business could be more frustrating, annoying and challenging. Especially when the impact of ocean surge and environmental degradation in Lagos coastal communities make it more difficult for the women to support their families in any way possible. In some of the communities, including Makoko, Ijora and […]
Heavy wind, flood wreak havoc in Delta communities
Severe damage has been reported in the Ughoton, Jeddo, and Ugbokodo communities in Okpe Local Government Area of Delta State, as heavy winds and rainfall caused significant destruction.
FG moves to curb flood disasters, climate-induced crises
As the rainy season begins, bringing with it the risk of devastating floods, the federal government has taken proactive steps to prevent flooding and address climate-induced crises across the country.
Flood alert: Lagos is prepared, Commissioner Wahab assures
*Allays Island residents fears *Inspects on-going regeneration project By Olasunkanmi Akoni The Lagos State Government has expressed its readiness and capacity to contain the effects of the predicted heavy rainfall, assuring that necessary steps have been taken and that the Emergency Flood Abatement Gang (EFAG) is empowered to work throughout the year. The state government […]
Flood: Vehicles trapped, motorcycles swept away in Delta downpour
…As state govt seeks collective action against natural disasters By Ochuko Akuopha ASABA – VEHICULAR movement were Wednesday evening, grounded along Old Lagos – Agbor Road, Boji-Boji Agbor in Ika South Local Government Area, Delta State, following several hours of torrential downpour. Vehicles were trapped and some motorcycles swept away as they battled to negotiate […]
How flooding disrupted learning for over 200,000 Nigerian children
UNICEF has raised concern over the emerging impact of climate hange on education, saying over 200,000 Nigerian children had their learning disrupted by flooding
Many schools in Bayelsa under water; govt shifts resumption date
Primary and secondary schools in Bayelsa State will have to wait for another week before resuming
Flood sacks Anambra communities
No fewer than 36 communities in four local government areas of Anambra State have been sub merged.
Residents flee as flood overruns 11 Delta communities
Affected communities include Abala-Obodo, Abala-Uno, Abala-Oshimili, Onya, Ase, Asaba-Ase, Ibedeni, Umuoru, Adia-Obiaka, all in Ndokwa East Local Government Area
Lagos warns Kara, Mile 12, Agiliti, Ikosi Ketu, others over Oyan Dam water release
“The dam is equipped with four radial gates capable of releasing up to 2,271 cubic meters per second (m³/s) during peak periods”
Flood: Cholera outbreak hits Borno, 451 cases recorded
Borno State Government has declared an outbreak of cholera with a staggering number of 451 cases recorded so far.
Flood disaster: How Nigeria lost 314 lives in 3 months; North accounts for 90%
“It all boils down to the issue of climate change. The on-set of rainy season has changed, forcing rainfall to accumulate more at the end of the rainy season”

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