Kebbi State is globally renowned for its agricultural prowess, producing a variety of crops. The state is particularly celebrated as a hub for rice production, contributing significantly to Nigeria’s food chain and food security. However, the devastating floods of 2024, like in many parts of the world, did not spare Kebbi State. The floods resulted in the loss of lives, destruction of houses in urban and rural areas, and the washing away of farmlands, including planted and harvested crops. By Yahaya Sarki According to reports from Gazette Nigeria and several online media publications, Kebbi State experienced severe flooding in 2024,…
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