Authorities in Nigeria say the death toll in the country's current seasonal floods have risen to over 600. Over one million people have been displaced and more than 200-thousand homes destroyed. Flooding is expected to continue until the end of November - with government officials blaming unusually heavy rains and climate change for the disaster. Experts, however, say poor planning and infrastructure have exacerbated the damage.  

For more on this, Lulu Gaboo spoke to our correspondent in Nigeria, Collins Nosa Atohengbe.

Authorities in Nigeria say the death toll in the country's current seasonal floods have risen to over 600. Over one million people have been displaced and more than 200-thousand homes destroyed. Flooding is expected to continue until the end of November - with government officials blaming unusually heavy rains and climate change for the disaster. Experts, however, say poor planning and infrastructure have exacerbated the damage.  
For more on this, Lulu Gaboo spoke to our correspondent in Nigeria, Collins Nosa Atohengbe.

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