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    Posted October 7, 2012 by
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    Floods in Nigeria

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    Flooding in Nigeria Bayelsa state

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    Presently some communities have been deserted because of the flood examples include Korama, JK 1,2,3, Amasoma, Zarama etc other communities flooded include Igbogene, Mbiama, Akenfa, Agudama, Polaku etc. The President has decided to come to Bayelsa state and see things for him self. Roads are being blocked by the flood, movement is being restricted, Price of commodities are becoming high and people are becoming sick. Bayelsa state needs help and the world in general is being called to help Physically, Spiritually, through aids and otherwise. Enclosed are pictures of the water level in my community and I barely have a roof above my head. Thank you Sent from my BlackBerry wireless device from MTN

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