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Niger Governor Donates N1b to Mokwa Flood Victims

  • On May 29, 2025, devastating flash floods struck Mokwa Local Government Area in Niger State, Nigeria, causing widespread destruction and displacement.
  • The floods were triggered by intense rainfall during Nigeria's rainy season and have been worsened by environmental changes and increasing temperatures in the region's waters.
  • The disaster killed 206 people, injured 82, displaced over 3,500, and destroyed key roads and bridges, severely disrupting movement and livelihoods.
  • Governor Umaru Bago announced a ₦1 billion aid package and donated fifty trucks of grains, ordered road reconstruction costing ₦7 billion, and directed land grants for permanent resettlement.
  • These interventions aim to restore normalcy, prevent isolation during future floods, and ensure displaced families receive fair support as reconstruction begins.
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The Guardian Nigeria broke the news in Nigeria on Monday, June 9, 2025.
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