Nigeria: Floods Kill At Least 23 People in Northeastern Nigeria

Flash Floods Kill 23 in Nigeria’s Adamawa State as Climate Risks Escalate - teleSUR English

At least 23 people have died and 11 remain missing after flash floods swept through Adamawa State in northeastern Nigeria, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) confirmed Tuesday. Torrential rains submerged several neighborhoods in Yola, the state capital, displacing more than 5,500 residents and injuring dozens. The flooding, which began Sunday, affected five communities in the Yola South Local Government…

Floods kill at least 25 people in northeastern Nigeria

Parts of northwestern Nigeria are now underwater after a heavy deluge triggered flash flooding across Adamawa State. The flooding began Sunday in five communities around Yola, sweeping away homes and livelihoods.

Nigeria: Floods Kill At Least 23 People in Northeastern Nigeria

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.

Nigeria: Flash floods leave dozens dead in Adamawa state

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

Flood Kills 25 in Northeastern Nigeria

Severe flooding has submerged parts of northeastern Nigeria, following intense downpours that struck Adamawa State on Sunday. Flash floods swept through five communities around Yola, destroying homes and livelihoods in their path. At least 25 people have been confirmed dead, with 11 others still missing. The disaster has displaced over 5,500 residents. In response, the government has set up an emergency camp and begun distributing essential supp…

Heavy rains kill 15 in Guinea since late June; Nigeria flash floods kill 23: UN

Conakry (AFP) July 29, 2025 Fifteen people have died in Guinea since late June in flooding caused by torrential rain in the west African country, according to a government report. Besides the heavy rain, the flooding was worsened by uncontrolled construction and clogged gutters, the director of Guinea's National Agency for Emergency and Humanitarian Disaster Management (ANGUCH) told AFP. The capital Conakry and sur