Flash floods triggered by heavy seasonal rains in Nigeria's Adamawa state have killed at least 23 people and left thousands homeless, the UN humanitarian agency said Tuesday.

The flooding began in the Yola area of Adamawa state, displacing 5,560 people so far, according to authorities. At least 11 others remain missing.

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Delta State Command, has issued a strong warning to residents living in ...

Recent flash floods in Nigeria's northeastern Adamawa state have claimed at least 25 lives, with 11 others missing. The ...

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Deadly floods across northern China killed over 30 and displaced thousands. Beijing, Hebei and other provinces brace for more rain amid rescue efforts.

from EMEKA OKONKWO in Abuja, Nigeria Nigeria Bureau ABUJA, (CAJ News) – NO less than 11 people have died from flashfloods triggered by heavy rain in northeast Nigeria. The International Federation of ...

A year after heavy floods caused the collapse of the Namnai Bridge in Gassol Local Council of Taraba State, the absence of ...

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Adamawa State hit by severe floods, claiming lives & displacing residents. Deputy Governor Prof Kaletapwa Farauta cites poor ...

However, there are chances of flash floods occurring over parts of Bauchi, Jigawa, Katsina, Kaduna, and Kano States during ...

In a statement issued by Governor Ahmadu Fintiri’s Chief Press Secretary, Humwashi Wonosikou, the government countered claims ...