Residents of Federal Capital Territory, have been hit by severe flood, as many houses were submerged in the early hours of Friday after a downpour. SaharaReporters gathered that the rain started at about 10 am and lasted several hours, leaving some parts of the nation’s capital flooded, including Trademore Estate in the Lugbe area of the city. Some of the residents of the estate were seen swimming out of their various houses while looking for a safety zone.
Communities In Nigeria’s Capital, Abuja Lament As Flood Submerges Houses, Cars; Residents Forced To ‘Swim’ Out Of HomesSaharaReporters gathered that the rain started at about 10 am and lasted several hours, leaving some parts of the nation’s capital flooded, including Trademore Estate in the Lugbe area of the city.
Residents of Federal Capital Territory, have been hit by severe flood, as many houses were submerged in the early hours of Friday after a downpour.SaharaReporters gathered that the rain started at about 10 am and lasted several hours, leaving some parts of the nation’s capital flooded, including Trademore Estate in the Lugbe area of the city.Some of the residents of the estate were seen swimming out of their various houses while looking for a safety zone.
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