Severe flooding in northeastern Nigeria has displaced over 300,000 people following the collapse of the Alau Dam, with the United Nations mobilizing $6 million in aid for the affected regions. The World Food Programme (WFP) reported extensive damage in Maiduguri, with infrastructure submerged and many individuals overcrowded in internally displaced persons (IDP) camps. In addition to Nigeria, neighboring countries such as Chad, Cameroon, Mali, and Niger have also experienced significant flooding, leading to loss of life and damage to homes. UNICEF has called for international support for approximately 4 million people in western and central Africa affected by the floods, highlighting concerns over potential disease outbreaks among children due to poor sanitary conditions. As food prices soar and existing conflicts continue to strain resources, the humanitarian crisis is deepening in these regions. The situation underscores the vulnerability of communities already facing challenges from climate change and security issues.