Overview
- At least 25 people died and 11 remain missing after heavy downpours triggered flash floods in five communities around Yola on Sunday
- The flooding has uprooted 5,560 residents, prompting NEMA to establish a camp at Aliyu Musdafa College where basic necessities are being distributed
- Dozens of injured victims have been treated as NEMA, OCHA and partner NGOs coordinate emergency aid and shelter
- Meteorologists warn more intense rains across Nigeria’s June–November wet season driven by climate change–intensified rainfall
- The Adamawa disaster follows similar severe floods in Mokwa and the 2024 Alau Dam collapse, underscoring persistent infrastructure and drainage weaknesses