Two more decomposed bodies recovered from Niger flood, raising death toll and highlighting the ongoing crisis. Over 700 still missing after devastating May 29 rainfall.

Two more decomposed bodies recovered from the devastating Niger flood, bringing the death toll higher. Over 700 still missing after May's torrential rains.

Ottuh said the four universities will focus on solving Niger-Delta issues through collaborative research by organising conferences, seminars, colloquium and workshops.

More than 700 people are still missing after a recent flood swept through Mokwa community in Mokwa Local Government Area of Niger State, according to Governor Umaru Bago.

Deputy Governor of Niger State, Comrade Yakubu Garba, has described the recent Mokwa flood as a national disaster, revealing that a majority of those affected were non-indigenes from over 15 ...

Olukoyede commended the NDDC for its institutional and policy reforms, declaring that the people of the Niger Delta will have every reason to celebrate the current leadership of the Commission.

Niger State Governor Mohammed Umar Bago has described as a the recent flood disaster in Mokwa as a national disaster due to its widespread impact on various tribes across the country residing in ...

A devastating flood in Bida Local Government Area of Niger has claimed the life of a 7-year-old boy, Mohammed Mohammed.The flood occurred on Thursday, June 26, 2025, after a heavy downpour that ...

A prominent environmental and development advocate, Comrade Sheriff Mulade, has criticised Niger Delta governors for allegedly mismanaging ecological funds meant to address perennial flooding and ...

The communique read, “The meeting of media professionals agreed that CSR Projects must shift from short-term, tokenistic gestures to long-term development interventions in education, health ...

Barely weeks after a deadly flood killed over 200 persons and left about 700 missing in Mokwa Local Government Area of Niger State, another round of flooding has struck adjoining communities ...

The Niger State Government has confirmed that over 700 persons remain unaccounted for following the devastating flood that swept through Mokwa town, leaving 207 confirmed dead and thousands displaced.