Torrential rains in Mokwa, Nigeria, have caused severe flooding, killing at least 111 people. The disaster highlights the urgent need for infrastructure improvements.

The major causes of flooding in Nigeria is due to poor waste management, poor urban planning, heavy rainfall, climate change and so on. Flooding destroys properties, infrastructure and social ...

In a heartwarming display of corporate social responsibility and solidarity, a consortium of Nigerian Bank CEOs, has pledged ...

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has revealed that about 5,264,097 people were affected by devastating floods ...

Over 700 people from the Mokwa community have still been missing in Nigeria's north-central Niger State since the country saw ...

As the world confronts rising temperatures, floods, and food insecurity occasioned by climate change, Nigeria’s youth are ...

The Federal Government has initiated the establishment of the National Flood Insurance Policy as a proactive measure to ...

The Federal Government has introduced a National Flood Insurance Policy (NFIP) to provide a financial safety net for ...

In light of the recurring flood disasters experienced almost yearly in the country, the Federal Ministry of Environment has ...

"In some families, 10 people, 18 people, and even much more were swept away. People's houses, residences, shops, worship ...

The Niger government says that over 700 persons are still missing following the recent flooding in Mokwa Community in Mokwa ...

The Federal Ministry of Environment has launched a Technical Committee Meeting to develop a National Flood Insurance Policy ...