“Water, I watched helpless because of his family washed”

Adamu Yusuf’s life was the worst of nine nine of Tiffin Maza, nine nine of the two communities in the city of Tiffin, none of the north-Central Nigeria.

36th father, 36th, wife and newborn baby were among the among them in the state of Niger in Niger in the morning on Thursday morning.

“I wake me up when he was flooded and quickly gathered the family and then catched each other after I had to hold each other.

His wife and her baby, after birth a few weeks later, had returned to Mokwa only one day before they were home.

“I watched my family without helping the water. I survived I could swim. He was the God who saved me,” Mr.

Local officials say the death tolls have increased sharply since 110 years and death has risen more than 200 years. There are fears that the number will still increase.

The mood of Tiffin Maza community on Saturday was one of sadness, despair and loss.

Scattered clothes, soaked mattresses and crushed metal roofs, hundreds of houses were the last remains of houses.

The structures are still the harsh impact of the floods, with some parts of the roofs washed or destroyed.

The only thing that stands on a blue coated floor, the only thing that works to the place where the bedroom is once, Mr. Adamu looked in a wide space replacement.

“I lost everything in this flood. But my family is the most painful. Now I have this piece given to me by my friend.”

According to him, a relative was found dead, and he was “fate not returning to others.”

Nineteen-year-old high school graduate Isa Muhammad, this was adapted to the favorite teacher’s house when he was among eight members of his beloved teacher’s house.

“One of them was found dead. He was his baby. My teacher, my second child, my sister and four other relatives were still missing.

Mr Muhammed, remembering his cousess in disaster, lost his family.

“Uncle Moses, my late father was a very good friend. The father took care of me for dying in 2023. He taught me to hand over his education and has always taught him to do the right thing.

“I am alone and think about him, tears are always lowering my cheeks. I couldn’t sleep because the event took place” Mr. Muhammed.

Now the residents gathered to express condolences to victims on Saturday and extend their hand in search efforts.

Some residents told BBC News that this was at least 7ft (2.1 m) in some parts of the society.

There was a strong scent around Tiffin Maza, and the inhabitants believe that there are trends under the thick mud from the floods.

They try to find them and have a decent burial as they do for others since Thursday.

“I have never seen such a flood in my life, but I am grateful that my family survived.” Ramat Suleyman, 65 years old.

MS Sulayiman’s house was completely destroyed, and he left his family homeless.

According to him, “All washed” in two blocks from his house, laid down at a Quran school.

“It was a painful landscape for me. The children cried to help, but no one could do anything. Their cry was further, the buildings sank and moved away.”

His son Saliu was left homeless and broken.

“I lost a lot of $ 1500 to the flood. This was the previous day’s production of the previous day. I thought to return to the room to get it, but the pressure of the water frightened me.”

“I also lost twelve bags and lost the seven bags of beans. I couldn’t get anything from our room. But I am grateful in time. There was so much tendency.”

Since then, nightmares live.

“I’m trauma.”

Authorities reported that a warehouse was broken, expanding the effects of the latest floods, and widespread.

The head of the Mokwa region, Alhaji Mohammaddu Shaba Aliyu, the BBC showed that “every moment there” would be a “water reservoir”, he added that the flood was excessive.

Residents said the BBC said that the floodwater was not caused by heavy rain.

“The rain could not cause floods, because there was no water in anywhere, and there was no water. I was out and suddenly the water flows down at high speeds and sows everything in high speed,” said Mr. Muhammed.

Ms. Sulayiman said: I woke up for prayers, opened the door and looked out and did not see any water. I did not see people shouted. The first is a mystery. “

“They lie to people who say that the flood is a rain. It was raining before the flood starts. He does not know the cause of the flood,” he is only from God, “he said.

Mokva Deputy Speaker Musa Alhaji Aliyu Kimboku was fired that the rain caused by the rain.

The National Ambulance Agency said that the injured were treated, the relocation camps and relief materials were accepted, he said.

The country’s meteorological agency predicted that the rainy season will continue to 200 days in Nigeria this year, mainly in the south countries.

In early May, the Federal Government began a flood awareness campaign, citizens studied their flood risks.

Thirty of the thirty African people of the people of Africa are at risk of thirty floods and Niger State is one of them.

Those who lost their loved ones like Mr. Man, who lost their loved ones to start a new life from the ruins of the victims’ homes, said they would not be able to heal.