In Nigeria, National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has revealed that 13 states and 50 communities, mainly up North, will likely encounter heavy rainfall that may lead to flooding between September 13 and 17.
This revelation was made by Ibrahim Farinloye, NEMA Lagos territorial coordinator, in a recent statement.
The states are Kano (Sumaila and Kunchi), Kebbi (Argungu), Katsina (Bindawa, Jibia, Kaita, and Katsina), Niger (Kontagora, Mashegu, and New Bussa), Kwara (Kosubosu), Zamfara (Kaura Namoda and Shinkafi) and Bauchi (Bajoga, Darazo, Kirfi, Azare, Jama‘are, Itas, Misau), Taraba (Bali, Donga, Lau, Serti, Mutum-Biyu, Yorro) and Borno (Briyel, Biu, Dikwa, Kukawa), Adamawa (Ganye, Mubi, Demsa, Jimeta, Mayo Belwa, Numan, Shelleng, Song), Yobe (Dapchi, Gashua, Geidam, Kanamma, Machina, Potiskum), Gombe (Nafada and Jigawa, with Dutse, Gumel, Gwaram, and Miga).
NEMA added that due to the increase in the water levels of Rivers Benue and Niger, nearby communities up to Bayelsa were urged to take precautionary measures in the coming days.
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