Akwa Ibom residents protest, barricade road over devastating flooding

Several communities in Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State capital, were submerged by floods on Thursday after hours of heavy rainfall destroyed homes, household property and livestock and prompting residents to block a major interstate highway in protest. The flooding affected communities including Nkemba and adjoining streets, Abak Road, Ukana Offot, Port Harcourt Street, Tabernacle Road…

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Flooding: NEMA counsels states on contingency plans

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has recommended contingency plans for states of the federation to address the challenges of flooding and other disasters. The Agency’s Head of Operations for Abia and Imo, Mr Nnamdi Igwe made the recommendation while speaking with newsmen in Owerri, on Sunday, following a five-day workshop for emergency responders on…

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EXCLUSIVE: Terror Convict, Charles Okah Exposes How Nigerian Correctional Service Shot Dead Over 100 Inmates In Maiduguri Prison During Flooding Incident, Labelled Them As ‘Escapees’ To Cover Up Crime

Charles Okah, the convicted mastermind of the October 1, 2010 Abuja bombings has made a sordid revelation on how over 100 inmates at the New Minimum Security Custodial Centre (NMSCC) Maiduguri, Borno State were unlawfully executed during the flood disaster that ravaged the state capital.    Okah in a personal account shared with SaharaReporters said…

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I suspect some Boko Haram leaders escaped from prison during flooding, Zulum

Over 40% of the Maiduguri metropolis was reportedly covered with water following a severe flash flooding, which occurred after the Alau Dam in neighbouring Konduga Local Government Area breached its banks on the night of Tuesday, September 10, 2024. The incident, which impacted the Maiduguri Metropolitan Council (MMC) and Jere local government areas (LGAs), claimed…

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REVEALED! How journalists are falling for $1,000 grants to tag Maiduguri flooding as “Climate Change”

Currently, Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State in North East Nigeria is being flooded, with millions of people affected by the unfortunate situation. CONVERSEER reports that the flood, which started last weekend and increased in the early hours of Monday, 9th September 2024, in the Maiduguri metropolis, resulted from excess waters from the Alau Dam….

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