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Nigeria Floods
Posted by The.IRC on May 13th, 2013
Last fall, Nigeria experienced record floods that forced some 2 million from their homes. The IRC has been providing returning families with safe water and sanitation, basic household items, and agricultural aid essential to get farmers back on their feet in time for the next planting season. more »
Posted in Emergency Response, Africa | Tags: disaster relief, natural disasters, humanitarian aid, Nigeria floods |
Posted by The.IRC on November 9th, 2012
People displaced by Nigeria’s worst seasonal floods in 50 years have been able to start returning to their homes, the IRC's team on the ground reports. Many will return with no resources to begin recovery. more »
Posted in Emergency Response, Africa | Tags: natural disasters, emergency response, humanitarian aid, Nigeria floods |
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