Panic as Entire Trademore Estate goes under water after flooding in Abuja [video]


The popular Trademore Estate in Lugbe, Abuja, has been submerged under water following flooding caused by massive rainfall in the city.

The rains have been nonstop for hours on end and now the estate alongside other places in Abuja have begun to feel the impact.

The trademore estate is said to undergo similar flooding every year in Abuja with residents seeking aid from the government to forestall the disaster.

Recall the FCT Emergency Management Agency had put out warnings about the high risk of flooding during the rainy season and had provided possible steps for protection.


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