
Presidency Orders Crowd Control Amid Tragic Stampedes Across Nigeria
Stampedes in Abuja, Anambra, and Oyo claim 74 lives, sparking calls for strict crowd control measures and improved food security in Nigeria.
Stampedes in Abuja, Anambra, and Oyo claim 74 lives, sparking calls for strict crowd control measures and improved food security in Nigeria.
A tragic building collapse in Jegede Oluloyo, Ibadan, leaves 10 dead and 7 injured. Ongoing rescue efforts by the Oyo State Fire Services Agency
NIHSA warns Nigerians living along the River Benue Basin and River Niger to move to safer grounds as water levels rise.
At least 60 people killed and 160 rescued after a boat capsized in Nigeria’s Niger state following the Maulud festival
NIHSA issues a flood alert for Nigerians, warning of potential flooding due to water releases from Cameroon’s Lagdo Dam.
NiMet forecasts thunderstorms and rainy weather across Nigeria from Tuesday to Thursday, urging residents to avoid flood-prone areas and heed safety advisories.
NEMA warns Rivers people of an approaching flood expected in four weeks, urging preparations to minimize the impact.
Breaking news: Floods devastate Borno State, displacing thousands and destroying landmarks. President Tinubu directs immediate aid for victims.
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