Emergency Flood Alert Issued for 17 Nigerian States: The Federal Government has issued an emergency flood alert for 17 states across Nigeria, warning residents to prepare for possible flooding as heavy rainfall is expected in the coming days. The warning follows weather forecasts indicating that several communities may experience intense rainfall capable of causing flash floods, overflowing rivers, and damage to homes, roads, and farmlands. According to NIHSA Director-General Umar Mohammed, 16 key hydrological monitoring stations—including Saminaka on the Karam River, the Waya Dam Site, and the Amber River—have officially surpassed critical warning thresholds. State governments, emergency responders, and residents in low-lying floodplains are urged to take immediate precautions or evacuate vulnerable areas. States Affected by the Flood Alert The states listed in the latest flood advisory include: Abia Adamawa Akwa Ibom Anambra Bauchi Bayelsa Benue Cross River Delta Edo Imo...