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Nigeria Faces the Worst Floods, October 2012

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    Credit: Aliyu Adekunle S/Vanguard
    Floods that started in early July in Nigeria have killed at least 431 people and displaced millions.
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    The heavy rains affected most states and killed many wild animals - some were often seen stuck inside abandoned homes.
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    The business sector was badly affected by floods as it become dangerous to transport goods.
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    Victims were forced to move to unaffected states to find shelter.
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    The Benue and Niger, the nation's two major rivers, overflowed and flooded roads.
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    Residents tried in vain to rescue their belongings.
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    The government promised to assist all flood victims.

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  • Nigeria
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  • Human Rights
  • Refugees and Displacement
  • Transport and Shipping
  • Water and Sanitation

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