
Jihadists launch mass motorbike assault on Niger army base
Over 200 attackers riding motorbikes stormed a Nigerien army base near Mali, killing 34 soldiers.
Over 200 attackers riding motorbikes stormed a Nigerien army base near Mali, killing 34 soldiers.
In total, 400 houses were damaged, 283 homes completely destroyed, and 50 shops lost in the disaster.
Despite securing a $10 million World Bank-assisted fund to tackle flooding in Mokwa Gully, Mohammed Umaru Bago, the Niger State governor, is begging Nigerians for money on X.
From clogged drains to reckless construction in floodplains, Nigeria’s man-made vulnerabilities are amplifying nature’s fury as residents question whether upstream dam failures may have worsened the disaster.
“I lost 17 members of my household to the flood disaster that happened on Thursday morning after a heavy downpour on Wednesday night. We were preparing to go to the farm in the morning when our house was suddenly submerged…”
We pray God to console families who have lost loved ones and properties in the Mokwa incident
At least 20 people have died after a flood submerged many houses in Mokwa, Niger State, following heavy rainfall and a dam collapse. Residents and officials call for urgent government intervention and flood mitigation efforts.
The bra, bought at Kure Market in Minna and labeled “Made in China,” led to swelling, brownish discharge from his wife’s breast, and caused their newborn to reject breastfeeding.
Twelve Nigerien soldiers were killed in a jihadist attack near the Mali border, the army said. Reinforcements pursued the attackers, arresting two suspects near the troubled Tillaberi region.
“Anybody that you find with dreadlocks, arrest, barb the hair, and fine the person,” the governor said. “Nobody should carry any kind of haircut inside Minna. I have given marching orders to security agencies.”