Two individuals have died due to flooding in Doma, Nasarawa State, which has displaced over 18 communities. The state government is assessing the damage, and residents are warned against returning to lowland areas due to potential water release from the Lagdo Dam in Cameroon.

Nasarawa Flooding Displaces 18 Communities
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Two people were killed as floods affected 18 communities in Nasarawa, displacing many residents. State officials are responding to the crisis, with Governor Abdullahi Sule directing SEMA to assess the damage and provide assistance to the affected communities.
Severe flooding in Nasarawa's Doma Local Government Area has displaced residents in over 18 communities, destroying buildings and farmlands. The state government is assessing damage and providing support, while urging residents to avoid returning home due to potential further flo

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