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Flood kills over 25,000 birds in Anambra farm

A multi-million naira automated farm located at Agbobo Umuoga Ossomala Community in Ogbaru council area of Anambra State has shut…

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19 states, 56 communities likely to experience flooding in August – NEMA

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), says 19 states and 56 communities across the country are likely to witness heavy…

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2023 Flood: 33,983 persons already affected – NEMA

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) says no fewer than 33,983 persons are already affected by the 2023 flooding in…

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Flooding: Senate recommends community resettlement plan to NEMA

  By Nathaniel Zacchaeus, Abuja   The Senate yesterday advocated the implementation of community resettlement plans by the National Emergency…

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Flooding: 14 states at risk, FG issues alert

No fewer than 14 states, especially in the North-West and North Central, are at risk of flooding in the 2023…

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Flooding: Kwara seeks FG’s support to dredge River Niger

The Speaker, Kwara House of Assembly, Yakubu Danladi-Salihu, has appealed to the Federal Government to dredge the River Niger as…

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Lagdo dam not responsible for flooding, FG explains

Nathaniel Zacchaeus, Abuja The Federal Government has said that the Lagdo Dam in Cameroon was not responsible for the flooding…

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Flooding: Travellers stranded in Ondo community

By Oludamisi Ojo Following torrential rainfall in various parts of Ondo state, vehicles and travellers passing through Imo-Arigidi – Agbaluku…

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Flooding: FCTA clears 400 houses in Gwarimpa

By Ben Adoga As the rains set in again in the nation’s capital, the FCT authorities in a proactive measure…

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Death toll rises in historic flooding on Australia’s east coast

The death toll of the historic floods affecting Australia’s east coast rose to at least 13 on Wednesday. Australian authorities…

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