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What about ezionum

Onos3053:
Bayelsa Man shared his own experience as Flood take over his Poultry in Bayelsa

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiaRKdFYZxk

A poultry farmer, has lamented the loss he has suffered as a result of flood in Bayelsa State.

He shared videos of the dead birds on his Twitter handle on Thursday saying that he lost 3,897 birds because there was no way to bring in food or medicine for the birds due to the flood.

Zonefree:
Had a fair share of the flood two days ago. Never happened before, I've been here for over 3 years.

Imo state.

OnlyJust:
Very devastating here in Bayelsa. Everything gone. We have been displaced

OnlyJust:
Very devastating here in Bayelsa. Everything gone. We have been displaced

OnlyJust:
Very devastating here in Bayelsa. Everything gone. We have been displaced

Bornbiafra:
Free here in Akwa Ibom.. despite soroundered by river

Bornbiafra:
Free here in Akwa Ibom.. despite soroundered by river

ictplotter:

Why is Nigerians so stupid? every problem start and end with politicians.
What is the duty of those stupid shameless traditional leaders? Just to marry as many they want with tax payer money and satisfy their material and sexual urges with Instagram slay queens, what of the criminal religious religious leaders? 96% of Nigerians don't pay tax but they pay tithe on weekly basis to those thieves called men of God. What of the NGO? Those collect aids and grants for international donor and enrich themselves with it.

AllDModsAreMaad:


I don't mean you should laugh, but I mean why should you be sorry for what you are not the cause?

Be strong, hope you are safe now or hope you're in a safe place, quick recovery from the loss, etc., would have been suitable.

Well, it is a general Nigeria(Africa at large) thingy.

MaryAye:
My fruit business is gone. A lady with money overnight became a IDP camp residence.

God help me at this point of my life. Lokoja what did I do to you?

My son's school submerged. I'm depressed currently. The government aren't providing the requisite incentives for us.

Feeding is becoming difficult. God make my feet come back. I only have you lord.

TheSameGuy:
Here in Agulu Anambra State, flood is too much. E wan kill us.

This is as a result of inability of the government to provide drainage for the town.

The flood is ravaging Agulu Seriously

Jflex07:
is this really the actual cause or some speculation?

jossynb:
[color=#990000][/color] After using my resources, time and energy. Try to get something because of ASUU strike. My entire rice farm was destroy by the flood in Goron, Girei LGA of Adamawa state. Now back to square zero. But thanks to almighty God am still alive and healthy.
The farm before the flood.

nedekid:
Part of the problem of flooding is also caused by stubborn Nigerians.
Look at the first picture. You see a bridge. The bridge is there because there is a river, water way, canal etc. Why will any sane person decide to build his house under the bridge, on the water partway, blocking the free flow of water, causing damage and flooding to others?
Government goes to pull down such structures and you see people complaining, saying church, mosque, political vendetta etc.
See the other day they pulled down odumejes church built on a drainage canal, nigger went mental that the gov was after him.

Mathiasa:

It's actually the cause. The Nigerian government were to build a dam for this reason long ago but nothing has been done. Our own dam is to reduce the effect of havy rain so that flood can be controlled.

nlfpmod:
Several parts of Nigeria have been hit by floods. Some people, families have been displaced. Some properties, farms, houses, cars have been swallowed up by flooding.

There are several reports of how floods are ravaging Kogi, Bayelsa, Nasarawa, Largos and other parts of the country.

According to a report by Vanguard, as at Sunday, October 16, 2022, the Federal Government, while assessing the current flood impact across the country, said the disaster had killed over 603 persons, displaced 1,302,589 more and partially destroyed over 108,393 hectares of farmlands across the country.

Also, 2,407 persons had been injured, 121,318 houses partially damaged, 82,053 houses totally wrecked and totally damaged 332,327 hectares of farmlands.

Flooding: Are you a victim, survivor or eyewitness?

Share your stories with pictures and videos, and provide the location.

Sonfethopia:



So sorry about your presicament woman.


But please give me situation report over there in lokoja, has the water gone down in tbe state.

Sonfethopia:




there's flood in ughelli local government area of delta state. Places like okwagbe and ewreni are part of ughelli and they are submerged. Even otujeremi