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Anger, sorrow and anxiety have gripped communities across the country as torrential rainfall and flooding killed residents, displaced families, submerged homes, destroyed roads and other infrastructure and disrupted economic activities.
From the North to the South, floods have affected several communities, forcing residents to abandon their homes while farmers, traders, and business owners have suffered significant losses.
In some areas, roads and bridges were washed away, cutting off communities and disrupting transportation, while schools and health facilities were also affected.
This came after the Nigerian Meteorological Agency warned of more rain in the days ahead.
A NiMet official noted that Nigeria was still within the rainy season, which was currently at its peak in the central
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