Nigeria Floods: Death Toll Rises Above 100 as Mokwa Remains Submerged

Heavy rainfall triggers devastating floods in Mokwa, Nigeria, claiming over 100 lives and leaving hundreds missing. The city of Mokwa, a significant trading hub in Niger State, Nigeria, has been ravaged by unprecedented floods. The disaster, caused by days of torrential rain, has left the city submerged, with over 3000 homes underwater. Rescue teams are working tirelessly to find survivors, but the death toll, currently standing at over 100, is expected to rise. "The situation is dire," said a local resident, whose home was swept away by the floodwaters. "We've lost everything." The Nigerian government has pledged aid to the affected areas, but the scale of the damage is immense, underscoring the urgent need for international assistance. Images of people wading through the muddy water, their faces etched with despair, highlight the human cost of this natural disaster. The resilience of the community, despite the immense loss, offers a glimmer of hope amidst the devastation.