Nasarawa flood victims face hunger, disease as relief fails to arrive

Weeks after floodwaters receded in Nasarawa State, Nigeria, displaced residents who returned to their communities are suffering from hunger, malaria, and typhoid, drinking polluted river water and living in makeshift shelters. Promised government relief has not arrived, indicating a failure in disaster response. The situation highlights ongoing vulnerability to climate-related disasters and weak institutional capacity in the region.

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