the flooding has washed out nigeria's food growing regions and the niger delta. e government has issued several evacuation notices but locals say they have nowhere to go. those who survived are becoming increasingly desperate for help. we will get to our guests in a moment. first, this update from ahmad idris in southern nigeria. ahmed: here, conditions for the displaced are getting desperate. this camp accommodates hundreds of people. >> this one is not enough for 3000 people that are here. 3000 people here. ahmed: she says they have not received any relief supplies from the government. this as floods have ravaged nigeria's states, destroying lives, crops. hundreds of thousands of people are still out of reach. nothing has been heard from some of them in nearly a week. and the passengers of a boat that capsized a week ago, killing about 90 people, were fleeing the submerged communities in search of help. emergency agencies had warned of destructive floods this year, but the level of government preparedness was poor. so too was people's response to evacuation war

so fundamentally, this is a poor governance issue, principally on the side of niger and minister. you're in charge of water resources for nigeria, it's been for decades. why hasn't the damn been finished? first of all, let me say that it's easy to, to, to, to label the label level down. if you were actually picking a date was kind enough to nature the other issue, there are plenty issues. and these are centered on the fact that we have a federal government for a system of government. so there are responsibility for federal government and their response from the states. i want to say that that is not just like with them . yes, it's a factor. so, but we don't need all the doesn't go down on a baby for us to be able to check the situation. we need so many doubts of the bid may try on the been a busy we did. we did to down guy, we need to down to rabbi with valor. in addition to the doesn't, doesn't house or w. i took it that they're talking about when we came into this administration 2015, that was a, that been an effort to start the process of construction. the doesn't cord of the p

drawing on people from all regions of niger and neighbouring countries.y. tuna/mom- the regional security. translation: , translation: is an opportunity to create a _ translation: is an opportunity to create a bond _ translation: is an opportunity to create a bond with _ translation: is an opportunity to create a bond with the - to create a bond with the nomads from all the region to meet and talk about their life in the community. but meet and talk about their life in the community.— meet and talk about their life in the community. but also, it is the opportunity _ in the community. but also, it is the opportunity to - in the community. but also, it is the opportunity to talk - is the opportunity to talk about the security and raise awareness about support for the livestock sector. cultural identity is celebrated here. various competitions are held. they perform a dance with traditional instruments. women for the best player. the singer providing a backdrop for the harnessed donkey category. best harnessed donkey category. people getjudged too. the strik

to release some of the water in the niger doors, nothing. and when the floats come, as they have come, nigeria tried to use cameroon as the as date skim. good. so we have to be clear that this is an issue or war governance for governance. the terms or better planning, as well as managing what is a niger. so what is a resource in my area that should be managing t as the on the speaker said this has saving lives in terms of avoiding yours, also have indication on economics. so if you went to your dom as nigeria supposed they will produce electricity, it will, which will then feed into the economy and alive. so fundamentally, this is a poor governance issue principally on the site or nigeria. ok, and minister, you're in charge of water resources for nigeria. it's been for decades. why hasn't the dam been finished? first of all, let me say that it's easy to, to, to, to label the label level down. if you were actually picking a date was kind enough to measure the other issue, there are plenty issues. and these are centered on the fact that we hav

that many get injured and some even died august event where stream gun is guy ground by a popular niger and the day cause the do i clearly remember that night before i felt as i watched the events of, i could hear the sporadic squad shock. i'm keep all your help. i could select them . you might be wondering what led to the shipping and how things escalate had so quickly did our be a report. asha la la wall breakdown for us in this report from the night over to with 22020 niger and police brutally gone down. young protesters. what come together to form one of the biggest youth movements in the country's history? just hours before the killings, thousands had got it to peacefully demonstrate it, gave rise in cases of police brutality. i know that the protests were largely peaceful because i was there reporting. but that evening, the protest songs in lagos would turn into cries for help. and the same place where people called for their rights to be upheld would be the same place. they were killed. it all started on a 3rd of october. policemen from the special anti robbery squad unit, better

he himself recently talked with niger and swore with them in the good sense of the word.at am i to what, uh, and now the president canoe on the fact that the nuances of a complete bankrupt, yes, and he talks about the fact that you see the kremlin went bankrupt, the kremlin and russia i think that we can really address directly. to anyone, against us really. all nato 50 countries are investing in ukraine all these weapons. uh, the latest technology, and the technology is being worked out. yes , it's clear that we should really use every opportunity to strengthen our technical weapons and so on, and if it's really these drippy drones, it's not a problem, yes, then why are you so pissed off? why look, today it’s good, but today they say that in kiev all the bpss were shot down.

this niger i used mccula segment. i did go out on rather those who are born, we had not been added to work. so we feel like that i'd written down all along. i wanna bondo under dawn, is my day i was born all the day or about not i was on that day. so that was the real dr. critique see obese. following is only an internet movement that will not translate to votes in 2023, but it's clear he saw what has now transcended beyond social media. we feel be dance movement on the rice. many believe the aud political guard could be in for surprise. oh, i spoke to a g o coral. she is a journalist and political analysts based in lagos. and i asked her if peter obee has gone it a nationwide appeal. in nigeria. there is a political movement, a political, a niger like medicine for. because what we see from the statistics you seem very media savvy, social savvy technologies. the young niger in this trotter really driving this conversation, bought a different conversation. to some extent, i wouldn't be judge of that. but i would say, b

go down on the camera and i need to get the flow through the chip tributaries the niger. but i tell you that did down that was supposed to be built by the 9 gel government several years ago was had the capacity supposed to be 2 and a half times the size of the logarithm, which would have easily cushions. the fact i tell you again that it's not just 2 cushion defects of blood and, but this dumps also had a number of economic a couple of ability. one of it was, it was supposed to be able to show that generates not been less than $300.00 megawatt of electric. and by so doing a show that over provide you to provide a given that this is support for over a 150000. and when you look alone, you understand that this is not just the structure that i need to set in place just as me to get flood and also about managing each other are flooding. actually, water that comes from come a room, but also infrastructure that could be proved. the last one life of those people, we've been just region and it's what was the learn. so it's not, it's not a question of when we get back the permissio

from the night there were 22020 niger and police literally gone down. young protest is what come together to form. one of the biggest youth movement in the country is history. just hours before the killings. thousands had got to peacefully demonstrate a gave rise in cases of police brutality. i know that the protests were largely peaceful because i was there, reported that evening the protest songs illegals were turned into christ for health and the same place where people called for their rights to be upheld would be the same place. they were killed. it all started on the 3rd of october, policemen from the special anti robbery squad. you need better known as far as allegedly killed a young man in southern delta state and took away his scar as a video of the deadly assault looked online. hundreds of young people took to social media to event and share their own south experiences. all of which were bad . saw initially form in 1992 to tackle armed robbery in the country. but the unit grew into in notorious for popular for a stuart in an abusing young nige

i taught the niger delta. if the flooding is now increasing, the intensity of flooding is increasing that as well. this is the rule, while the flood waters up know in the central parts of niger here in the southeast will drain into the delta and into the atlantic ocean. what we hear in now in states like re but, and by also state communities, entire communities have been flooded. and one of the major high was linked by you also state one of the oil producing states in niger area to other parts of the state like river state and even to lay goals has now been flooded and cut off completely. so that's the situation. people are dealing with now we're talking also about reaching those communities is becoming difficult because of the rising level of water in those communities. government agencies in my just workers aren't able to reach such people. now this is what is happening in most parts of areas impacted by flexibility in thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes across the east coast of austral

, however, 90% of the population of niger lives without electricity .on, because thanks to your policy, africans are forced leave their mainland, but the solution to this problem is not for africans to move to europe, but for africa to get rid of europeans. we do not accept lessons from you. both she and the girl are such a professional express. yes, very close, by the way, manner. it may be that in some situations such a manner is needed, and in fact, when you look, uh, i am very careful about women politicians, because i don’t think that women in politics are just a very good story. we see lately that often women are such a destructive force, which is used in politics. and if , nevertheless, a female voice actually sounds, which once again i say about the priority of traditional values, which call their things by their proper names. it doesn't matter a. how did you talk about orbán, how will she vote? then it is clear that there will be unprecedented pressure. but the fact that this voice sounds here is already important, and the fact that here is her

a niger like medicine before. because what we see from the statistics you seem very media savvy, social savvy technologies. the young niger and cross destructor really driving this conversation bought a different conversation to some extent. i wouldn't be judge of that. what i'm saying, based on what we see on the futures we are getting around conversational speaking in the, in additional languages. what is going to be promising to do differently? because some would wonder, is it really about him as a candidate or as a person that is reaching that level of appeal, or is it his campaign policies? maybe actually modeled when he speaks, there is no doubt. when he throws out the numbers and say what he, you know what he used to do, the conversation was easy framework in terms of the policy that he wants to drive is about understanding that one. there was no doubt that this dynamic mo, change the night a, he's getting higher than ever. we've seen it continues back to back movement, self funded volunteers in politics li

well, there are 2 major reverse niger, the niger and the benway, and the all flowed down south. and these waters as the cold, as you go down the joint waters from other tributaries that invaded communities, especially those living are along the coast river and areas. these areas are completely submerged, playing into ok yesterday, playing into a number yesterday. it was a devastating scene below us. now we understand that the government is set up. several comes housing, thousands of people. they try to deliver us much supplies as possible to these people who need assistance. some communities have been completely cut off the governor of the state. charles took, my son is talking about roads and bridges completely destroyed by the flood disaster. now jordan, joining me now to talk more about the impact of this disaster and what help is being render to such communities that have been impacted by this disaster is governance also new to set. thank you for joining us today. talk to us about the impact of the, the magnitude of this disaster and how you're dealing with it as a huge one.

had so quickly w report, sasha la la was received out for us in this report from the navy with 22020 niger and police literally gone down. young protest is what come together to form one of the biggest youth movement in the country of history. just hours before the killings. thousands had got to peacefully demonstrate a gave rise in cases of police brutality. i know that the protests were largely peaceful because i was there, reported. but that evening the protest songs illegals would turn into christ for health and the same place where people called for their rights to be upheld would be the same place. they were killed. it all started on a 3rd of october, policemen from the special anti robbery squad. you need better known as far as allegedly killed a young man in southern delta state and took away his scar as a video of the deadly assault looked online. hundreds of young people took the social media event and share their own saw experiences, all of which were bad. saw initially formed in 1992 to tackle armed robbery in the country. but the unit grew into in notorious for the popular for

it has a population of 60000000, but the african continent, whether it's niger with 200000000 people, or if you're p o is close to over 100000000 people or the d r c. there's no representation of the african continent. a toll. there's no representation, even of india, which has 1500000000 people. so our global governance institutions are also not very equitable in terms of our presentation. if we want african countries to step up, they need to be at the table when it comes to the g 20. there are 19 member states of the g 20, as well as the european union. the european union has 27 countries and a population of 450000000 people. why is the african union with 55 countries and a population of close 1500000000 people, not a member of the g 20. so if we want african countries to step about, i think they should step up on globe issues. they should be given a seat at the table of decision making. and it goes like that across the board. you know, the membership and the shell hold in on the vote in the world bank and the i m f. the allocation of special doing right across the board. you find t

but that's trying to our, our 2 percent producer say removing several barriers can give niger as palm all industry the charles to grow and expand exports. we are more heavily taxed in general than other countries. so there's no incentive really to come producer, se nigeria has a capacity to produce as much as the world's leading producer in goodness. yeah. but they need help to get there. how much it res al jazeera. okay. ah, it says as a 0, let's get around. um, now the top stories, at least a 129 people have been killed in stampede football match in indonesia supported from the losing side. stone. the pitch and security responded with tear gas. lea say most of the victims fight off the trying to flee for the exits. all the police had already taken preventive action before finally firing the tear gas because the supporters were already attacking the police, acting violently and burning vehicles. after police fired the tear gas, they all ran in the same direction. to exit gates 10 and 12, causing a massive jam. during the jam, people were running out of oxygen. the russian defense min

i'm at the niger, however, just off that that people said that it was a legal action and millions of people took the streets. so he's a symbolic leader of the reformist, in this country he to, they asked the security forces and the army not to side by the authorities, but rather to side with the people and they rightful demands. this is quite important because he simply asking the security apparatus here not to follow the orders of their spirits or the of their order or of their, of the government. we do not know whether this call is going to resonate among the security forces or not. from over. one of the criticism toward the protest that are taking place currently was that it was leaderless. maybe after this call, middle sim savvy, who is under hands. how's the rest, by the way, since 2010 with his live, with his wife could be the neve symbolic leader of these movement as well. so as i said this, this protest started with massa. i mean is that however, it went beyond that. it went beyond the job and we can say that the economic sanctions that, that, that crippled the economy, the l

all those events where streamed on his background by a popular niger and did you call me, do i clearly remember that night? and before i felt as i watched the events oh, hold on is that? well, you could hear the sporadic going on people out for help. i think we'll let them you might be wondering what led to the shipping and how things escalate that so quickly? did i be a report? asha la, break it down for us in this report. on the night of october $22020.00. my june police brutally gone down. young protestors who had come together to form one of the biggest youth movement in the country's history. just hours before the killings, thousands had gathered to peacefully demonstrate it, gave rise in cases of police brutality. i know that their protests were largely peaceful because i was their report. but that evening, the protest songs illegals would turn into christ for health and the same place where people called for their rights to be upheld would be the same place. they were killed. it all started on a 3rd of october, policemen from the special anti world we scored you need better know

the worst—affected regions are in the centre, south and west of niger.ear—old boy has died after a wall collapsed at a house in essex. emergency services were called to the property in clacton last night after a garage attached to the house collapsed. a man in his 30s was pulled from the rubble with an arm injury. the co—owner of red bull has died. he used his fortune from energy drinks to set up a formula 1 team which has now become one of the leading forces in the sport. how do you respond when your best friend randomly decides to call time on your life—long friendship? well, that's the plot of the film the banshees of inisherin, set in the 1920s on a fictional remote island off the coast of ireland. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba has been talking to its stars, colin farrell and brendan gleeson. have you been rowing? dark and quirky. what the hell's going on with you and me brother? he's dull, siobhan. but he's always been dull. humourous and compelling. you're behaving awful unusual. the film tells the story of a lifelong friendship that

vice versa. emmanuel clinton and his family had hoped for a better life after fleeing the polluted niger delta 10 years ago and settling in eco town. oil pollution had meant emanuel could no longer work as a fisherman. we visited him in his new home with his 4 children, his mother in law, and his heavily pregnant wife. my little a doll. the i love. 0 one taught all bah, saw sub levy. i find out. i lost my uncle. and 2 of my sees thus the course of how life was difficult and i had a lot of last been lost. none cannot afford to cheat them. so because the i'm for so too good and medical health you have to.

there's nothing to say that the voting dynamics of niger i intend got out. so not another because we put our vote on or the opportunity of woodson would change with the lessons that are coming in less than a year. and i want to come back to you of his own day. and because what can we do so that the next time young nigerian which will inevitably happen, come together to protest something then not met by bullets. well answers was a lennon process for everyone. if we know you're going to protest, we have to put, i'm certain measures in place to make sure it's not. i checked glass on, i said i checked it with your tongue. ok at sac. okay, so that was good. my years in place to make sure that there is no at sac and i'm going forward. like you said, inevitably, processes going to happen again. but we hope we have lens. we hope that it will become floating next time. okay, sarah, i want to hear from you solutions going forward because like i said, inevitable protests will happen here. every single person in danger, once it better nature, the government needs to und

i was born in niger. strongly believing family, a peasant who has brought in since childhood i sing to the church and my mother and father have always forced me. well, like a chorus song, i have a very large family. i am the youngest and in st. petersburg, the oldest brother is in paris, and my sister is in london, and my brother lives in nigeria in another city with my dad. he is already leaving his family, the last brother in canada , she is my family. in general, i'm getting out here to me that i planned to come here. i wanted somewhere in russia and then i wanted in ukraine happened. so, it was probably to come to belarus and so i arrived and the first one actually. i really love spontaneity. in general, i'm a spontaneous person. and then i arrived and it was very difficult at first, because i did n’t know the language at all, like, it was very difficult to communicate with people. that is, you just come and walk on the street, as if you are not my deaf person, you cannot understand anything, but then

this is the rule while the flood waters up know in the central parts of niger i here in the southeast will drain into the delta and into the atlantic ocean. what we hearing now in states like re but, and by also state communities, entire communities have been flooded. and one of the major high was linked by you also state one of the oil producing states in niger area to other parts of the state like river state and even to lagos has now been flooded and cut off completely. so that's the situation. people are dealing with now we're talking also about reaching those communities is becoming difficult because of the rising level of water in those communities, government agencies, it might just work as aren't able to reach such people. now this is what is happening in most parts of areas impacted by flex. brandon barracuda wilson is a deputy director at nigeria is that national emergency management agency. he says bad weather is hampering rescue efforts. my team was with the deputy governor on the confirm that on a daily big floor ex fund and reaching out to communities that were not affec

the last election for the 1st time, and after that, the prime minister, then niger buzz up what's arrested, chopped and put on trial corruption charges. and ever since that, then we've had success in government, all and informed with it be coalitions. so this current government is just to meet this off if been coalitions, partners. and i, i think the basically the ruling, i'm know poppy views now that we need their back in power. even though the one that a partners in the coalition, they feel that they wanted to, they have a good chance of, of coming back into power stronger. and that's why they should the prime minister dissolving parliament earlier this week. ok. so political maneuvering people political pressure happening now, the former prime minister mahar here mohammed has announced that he's running to he's 97 years old. what's driving him to contest this election? well, he is say, marty has been the most dominant figure malaysian politics ever again i don't, i don't think i ever see someone like him again. i mean he was prime minister originally from 198-1223 retired. it came back

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the problem is simply overwhelming for the government, the niger and emergency magic em management agency is doing their best to reach out to people who are being affected by these flaws. what you have to understand are many of these places are very hard to reach. and the scare of the problem, the magnitude of the problem is one that the government did not really envy sasha, like they didn't seed commune. and so reaching out, so up to every one or been able to reach out to every one, you know, immediately is almost impossible. so many people are just re lane right now on and use on philanthropies to send their money. i mean, we are talking about almost a whole of nigeria been affected right by the flood. right. i'm with huge sways, are farmland destroyed. is the country now having for a crisis or food crisis? their projections of food crises coming up in a, in a few months, according to the president of the all farmers association, which is the association of farmers and ange area are about 60 to 70 percent of nigeria. farm land would. we'll be lost to these floating of course, that means

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he himself recently talked with niger and begged, they have in the good sense of the word. i talking about the fact that now the president of the blade of a new nuance is completely bankrupt, yes, and he talks about the fact that you see the kremlin went bankrupt, the kremlin and russia i believe that we we can really get straight to the point. to anyone, against us really. everything is necessary 50 countries are investing in ukraine all these weapons. uh, the latest technology, and the technology is being worked out. yes , it's clear that we should really use every opportunity to strengthen our technical weapons, weapons, weapons, and so on . why is today like again eh? but look, and today the daughter flew in well. and today they say that in kiev all bpalas were shot down. and with the use of this very arrest, yes, there, but the next fragment was found in the center, kiev was fucked somewhere there. here, everything was shot down, one thing is not clear, that on the left bank the light disappeared for several hours in kiev. that is, that is, it seems that the kievsky ch

well, there are 2 major reversing niger, the niger and the benway and their own floor down south. and these waters, as they call, as we go down the joint waters from other tributaries that invaded communities, especially those living are along the coast river and areas. these areas are completely submerged, flying into or car yesterday, flying into a number yesterday. it was a devastating speed below us. now we understand that the government is set up. several comes housing, thousands of people trying to deliver us much supplies as possible to these people who need assistance. so the communities have been completely cut off the governor of the state. charles took, my son is talking about roads and bridges completely destroyed by the flood disaster. now join me joining me now to talk more about the impact of this disaster . and what help is being render to such communities i've been impacted by this. disaster is government also new to set. thank you for joining us today. thank you very much. all right, you'll have the phone and i will be speaking on it. okay, thank you very much. i

but that's trunk to out, to present produce se removing several barriers can give niger as palm oil industry . the chance to go and expand exports we are more heavily taxed in general than other countries. so there's no incentive really to come. but use of say, nigeria has the capacity to produce as much as the world's leading producer in good use. yeah. but they need help to get there. how much it reese, al jazeera. oh, good members of ethiopia largest ethnic group, the ramo, have been celebrating the end of the rainy season at the annual thanksgiving festival, an artist, amoeba, participants, dressed in traditional attire and a sprinkle themselves with flowers, dipped in water as a gesture of gratitude. we've also been praying for peace as violence has been increasing the around me a region. ah sure, quite look main headlines now. russia is saying that it's withdrawn its troops from the strategically important town of lemon in east in ukraine's. danielle squadron to stop getting encircled ukraine's president vladimir zalinski says his country's flag is now flying in the town and has promis

miss online is good to have you with us to niger joining us from the great capital city of washington, d. c. let me ask you less than 2 weeks before election day. early voting numbers are showing very strong strong responses right now from voters. we're getting good numbers for americas black community. what does this mid term election me? it means so much. it means whether not our democracy will be preserved because of the threats to body rights for women. it means you know, whether not we will have the right or reproductive choice. as you heard in that segment before, people are really worried about the economic issues. the ability to have a living wage of people are concerned about good educational quality. an african americans are learned about policies that will advance, you know, racial justice in this country. so there's a lot of state because you have a 3rd of the senate up for reelection in the entirety of the house of representatives in the united states. and we know that we know that black americans have traditionally voted for democrats, but i know also that there is a dan

what we're hearing down south downstream towards the niger delta is the flooding is now increasing the intensity of flooding. it's increasing that as well. this is the rule, while the flood waters up north, in the central parts of niger here in the southeast, will drain into the delta and into the atlantic ocean. what we hearing now in states like rebates and by also state communities. entire communities have been flooded by one of the major high was linked by you also state one of the oil producing states in nigeria to other parts of the state like real estate and even to lagos has now been flooded and cut off completely. so that's the situation people are dealing with. now we're talking also about reaching those communities is becoming difficult because of the rising level of water in those communities, government agencies, it might just work as on able to reach such people. now this is what is happening in most parts of areas impacted by flexibility. suddenly i, thanks so much i did raise brandon about a co walsman is the deputy director for relief and rehabilitation at nigeria. nat

i mean, if we take the example of nigeria niger down to for example, is it desirable that the niger delta a exist in legal affinity with the oil company shell? so corporations are indeed legal persons. they've been legal person for very long time. and again, this, this has all sorts of practical implications. on the, on one hand, it means that corporations can, for his own property, and that they have rights, but also their legal person who is a way of making them responsible for their actions. because being illegal person means that you can also be sued. it doesn't just means that that doesn't just mean that you can sue. right. so i interesting to talk to you about this. thank you so much for joining us visa, corky. ah, joining us there from helsinki, how seemed key. ah, he's a professor of jurisprudence at the university of housing. thank you. thank you. now, lydia is suffering from one of the worst water crises in the world. years of drought in war have left millions of people struggling to get the water they need, but people in one village in the west have pull together to tap into th

out put in niger area rose by 200000 tons. but there wasn't nearly enough to be local demand. the country have to import more than the $1400000.00 tons with produced and produces a timing their efforts to grow more low. they are also producing tend to be cheaper on ebay some time by constant because of godaddy, ma'am they look more efficient. what's your cost of production only done that me, sir. oh, adaptable to have high puzzle where production on gary said he praise your own game . based on the our profit margin, andrea direct. he wants to see better market protection for local producers who are struggling to find enough pump fruits for their factories. at the peak of the hobby season, this one also says 1000 metric tons of one day, but up small down only 400 becomes shortages of all materials. but a lack of fruit is in the farmers only concern that you know 20192020. we had a huge input of smuggled olean, which is the refine product of our c p. o. and that created a lot of problems for, for companies like ourselves because obviously it flooded the market and we couldn't se