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Severe Flooding in Nigeria Claims Over 200 Lives Amid Climate Crisis
Deadly floods in Nigeria, exacerbated by climate change and poor infrastructure, have resulted in over 200 deaths and widespread displacement, prompting emergency responses.
BBC NewsNigeria floods: Death toll hits more than 200, officials say
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BBC NewsNigeria floods: "I watched helplessly as water washed my family away"
Al JazeeraNigeria flash floods: Which is most affected area, what caused the deluge?
FOX NewsFloods kill at least 111 as northern Nigeria battles climate change, dry spells and heavy rainfall
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Over 200 people have died due to severe flooding in Mokwa, Nigeria.
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Northern Nigeria faces prolonged dry spells and flooding linked to climate change and poor infrastructure.
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Recent flooding in Maiduguri caused at least 30 deaths and displaced millions amid a humanitarian crisis.
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President Bola Tinubu has initiated emergency responses, including aid and temporary shelters for affected residents.
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The Nigerian Meteorological Agency warns of potential flash floods in 15 states, including Niger, from Wednesday to Friday.
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