Flood has rendered us homeless — Lagos residents cry out
Rain has a multitude of benefits to the earth which includes watering crops, humidifying the air, replenishing the water table and redistribution of fresh water in the water cycle.
Flood: Chidoka commiserates with victims, urges multi-sectoral intervention
Former Aviation Minister, Chief Osita Chidoka has commiserated with victims of the current flooding challenge in the country, especially families of those who lost their lives in the disaster now ravaging some states.
Again! flood renders scores homeless in Ibadan
FOR the second time in three weeks, Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, experienced another frightening flooding yesterday, after a downpour which rendered scores homeless.
Flood kills 11 in Niger
Eleven people have been reported dead as a result of flooding in Suleja and Tafa Local Government areas of Niger State.
Video: Niger residents panic as flood ravages home in Suleja
A flood which followed many hours of downpour displaced many homes and caused deaths in Suleja, Niger, on Sunday, witnesses said.
Flood renders many homeless in Suleja
A flood which followed many hours of downpour displaced many homes and caused deaths in Suleja, Niger, on Sunday, witnesses said.
Photos of flood in Victoria Island, Lekki
As usual flood ravaged Lekki, Victoria Island in Eti Osa local government area of Lagos state after many days of down pour.
Imo community cries to Okorocha over darkness, erosion, flood
The common refrain in government circle has always been that people should come and invest at home. That is how far the sing song can go because no serious efforts have been made to attract people to their homes.
Flood: ANSEMA prepares 28 IDPs in 6 LGAs
IN anticipation of the expected flood this year, the Anambra State Emergency Management Agency, ANSEMA, has established 28 centres for Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, in the six flood prone local government areas of the state.
Caught in Ibadan flood horrors, we saw hell, live and direct – 30 students going for SSCE
At 8:30am, my students called to inform me that they could not cross the river. As time ticked very close to their examination time, they started crying. There were about 30 of them. After they had stayed there for about two hours, the flood subsided but still nobody could enter it.
Floods devastate Ibadan again as perennial challenge returns
NO fewer than eight buildings, vehicles, motorcycles and household items were among properties swept away on Tuesday, June 20, during a six-hour downpour in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital. Several parts of the city were also submerged.Though no lives were reported lost, the flood destroyed valuables worth millions of Naira as the torrential rain which lasted between the hours of 3:00 and 9:00am will go down as one of the worst in recent times.
