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Flood disaster: Bayelsa resident share experience

By Guardian Exclusive
27 October 2022   |   11:06 am
Nigeria is suffering its worst flooding in a decade largely because of heavy rain and climate change. Properties worth millions have been lost with hundreds injured. GuardianTV speaks to a resident of Bayelsa, one of the many states badly hit by the flood, and here is how she narrated the current state of things in the South-South state.

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