Severe flooding in Nigeria has resulted in at least 200 fatalities and left thousands displaced, marking one of the worst disasters in recent memory. Areas such as the market town of Mokwa in Niger State have been particularly affected, with reports of families swept away by the deluge. Rescue operations are ongoing, although many victims recall the devastating impact as the death toll continues to rise. The situation has drawn attention to the increasing severity of climate-related weather events in the region, prompting government officials to escalate emergency support efforts. With more than 500 individuals reported missing and presumed dead, the nation grapples with the aftermath of what has been described as the most deadly flooding in 60 years.