WATCH THE VIDEO HERE The Minister of Water Resources and Sanitation, Engr Joseph Utserv, alongside the Minister of State for Water Resource and Sanitation, Bello Goronyo, and the Director General, Nigeria Hydrological Services (NIHSA) disclosed this at a briefing in Abuja. According to them, some states had started experiencing varying levels of flooding and its associated disasters as early as April in 2024. Utserv noted that most of the flood incidents recorded so far were flash/urban floods resulting from high rainfall intensities of long duration and poor and blocked drainage systems. Below is a list of 21 Local government areas that have experienced flood. 1. AMAC (Abuja Municipal Area Council), FCT 2. Kuje, FCT 3. Gwagwalada, FCT 4. Bwari, FCT 5. Kwali, FCT 6. Onitsha North, Anambra 7. Benin, Edo 8. Makurdi, Benue 9. Oke-Ero, Kwara 10. Moro, Kwara 11. Onitsha North, Anambra 12. Agege, Lagos 13. Alimosho, Lagos 14. Ikorodu, Lagos 15. Lagos Island, Lagos 16. Ikeja, Lagos 17. Eti-Osa, Lagos 18. Ijebu-Ode, Ogun 19. Oriade, Osun 20. Doma, Nasarawa 21. Takum, TarabaNo fewer than 21 local government areas in 10 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have been submerged by flood as a result of torrential rainfall in the past few days.