Nigeria — Heavy Rainfall Flash Report Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno and Gombe states (28 August 2024)

Between 18 and 25 August 2024, northern Nigeria experienced severe storms and heavy rainfall, resulting in widespread displacement across the region. The impact was felt most acutely in Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, and Gombe states.   
In Adamawa, Numan LGA was hit the hardest as well, where a staggering 1,009 households and 5,844 individuals were impacted by the floodwaters. Madagali had 849 households and 1,324 individuals affected who struggled to cope with the flooding. 
In Bauchi, Kafin Romi in Gamawa LGA faced extensive damages with 307 households and 1,036 people affected. Miya West in Ganjuwa LGA also felt the with 47 households and 276 individuals.
In Borno, Monguno LGA was heavily affected as well. The town of Monguno saw 315 households and 1,146 individuals displaced by the rising waters, struggling with the widespread damage.
Gombe, though less affected than some other states, still experienced flooding in certain areas. In Funakaye LGA, Ashaka/Magaba and Bajoga East faced significant challenges with 90 households and 722 individuals affected.