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Flood Takes Over Trade Moore Area of Lugbe in Abuja

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June 23, 2023
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Many residents of Trade Moore Area of Lugbe in Abuja are currently trapped in their homes following the flood that has taken over their area. 

The area has witnessed heavy downpour since the early hours of today and this has resulted in the area being heavily flooded.

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Some residents say the flooding has become an annul thing as they have witnessed this every year

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