One day the river will over flow and we will have no were to go, Muma G, their is fire on the mountain and nobody seems to be running around - Asa.

With tears streaming down her cheeks, Muma G narrated to The Entertainer how the flood had affected her relatives, turning them into refugees in their own land. “It is a natural disaster. It is in fact an ecological havoc. We just saw that the flood besieged all the communities. It came with force. Over 60 villages are submerged in the flood and people are displaced.

“The situation is so bad. Some people don’t have relations and you know how Nigeria is, most people in the village don’t have relations outside the village. For those that don’t have relations outside the village, there is no hope. My people are lucky because they have people like me who have a place at Port Harcourt. My compound now is like a refugee camp filled up with different families from different villages. There are those that don’t have any place to go, they are stranded right now.” ...Source