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Deadly Flooding in Western Nigeria Leaves Dozens Dead

Deadly Flooding in Western Nigeria Leaves Dozens Dead
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World May 30, 2025 14:56

mokwa, nigeria - At least 88 people have died in western Nigeria due to flooding from the Niger River, with authorities fearing the death toll may rise as many remain missing. The floods were caused by severe weather conditions.

Deadly Flooding in Western Nigeria

Severe flooding from the Niger River in western Nigeria has claimed the lives of at least 88 people, with fears of more casualties as many are still unaccounted for. The devastating floods, a result of heavy rains, have particularly impacted the city of Mokwa, located about 260 kilometers west of the capital Abuja.

Impact on Mokwa

Most of the victims were in parts of Mokwa where numerous buildings were submerged or collapsed following intense rainfall. Local reports indicate that residents were caught off guard in their sleep during the night of Tuesday to Wednesday.

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