An archive of news articles related to floods in Abuja, Nigeria, detailing past and ongoing flood events and their impact on the region.

Street hawkers in Abuja, Nigeria, continue to defy regulations set by the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), citing various reasons for selling their goods on busy city streets.

The US Department of State has clarified that its embassy in Abuja, Nigeria, is not closing, despite a realignment of routine visa processing services from Nigeria and other African countries to regional hubs.

Police ordered the closure of the Moshood Abiola National Stadium in Abuja, Nigeria, in anticipation of a planned protest by the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (Shiite group).

Fifty internally displaced persons (IDP) youths from New Kuchingoro and Kuje camps in Abuja, Nigeria, have completed a 10-week digital and business skills program aimed at empowering them for sustainable livelihoods.

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) in Abuja, Nigeria, has successfully transitioned over 12,500 households from firewood and charcoal to cleaner cooking gas as part of its Abuja Breathe Clean Air Initiative.

Women judges from across Africa gathered in Abuja, Nigeria, united by a shared commitment to judicial excellence, to develop actionable solutions for strengthening justice systems on the continent.

Amnesty International has condemned the crackdown on Democracy Day protesters in Abuja, Nigeria, reporting that Omoyele Sowore was hospitalized after allegedly being targeted.

A major initiative is set to take center stage in Abuja, Nigeria, aimed at strengthening women-led investments in education. The 2026 Women-Led Education and Social Summit, organized by CEEO and NCWS, seeks greater investment in women-led schools.

Lieutenant General Chikadibia Isaac Obiakor (retd), a former UN adviser on peacekeeping, has passed away at the age of 75 in Abuja, Nigeria.

Residents in Abuja, Nigeria, are experiencing a scarcity of dispenser-bottled water, leading to frustration across various districts.

Reporters were directed to vacate the courtroom shortly before the trial judge took her seat, effectively barring journalists from covering a coup trial in Abuja, Nigeria, suggesting authorities prefer a secret trial.

Ghana's Deputy Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Richard Gyan-Mensah, represented the country at the annual West African Gas Pipeline (WAGP) Committee of Ministers meeting in Abuja, Nigeria, reaffirming Ghana's commitment to regional gas cooperation.

Abuja, Nigeria, will host a three-day workshop for Women Football Commissions chairpersons and heads of women's football departments from the seven WAFU-B countries.

Devtraco Group held an invite-only investor event at the Transcorp Hilton in Abuja, Nigeria, to showcase its 30-year track record and Devtraco Plus portfolio. The gathering aimed to attract Nigeria's high-net-worth individuals to its real estate offerings.

The German Embassy in Abuja, Nigeria, has announced a vacancy for a full-time administrative officer in its political department and is now accepting applications.

The ADC party and prominent opposition leaders, including Kwankwaso, have protested at the INEC headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria, listing demands and calling for the chairman's exit over alleged bias and "blatant partisanship."

A special report indicates that residents in Abuja, Nigeria, are being forced to pay bribes to officials from the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) in order to get their homes connected to the electricity grid via prepaid meters.

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) in Abuja, Nigeria, plans to collaborate with Finland on smart city technology and waste management initiatives to support the city's rapid growth.

Shiite demonstrators in Abuja, Nigeria, have taken to the streets to express their support for Iran amidst the ongoing regional conflicts.

Mr. Wike has promised to issue Certificates of Occupancy (C of O) to the indigenous people of Abuja, Nigeria, aiming to give them a sense of belonging in their ancestral land.

Nile University in Abuja, Nigeria, is hosting the AFEA conference from July 3-5, focusing on Africa’s position amid global realignment.

Over 200 legal practitioners in Abuja, Nigeria, are set to undergo free prostate cancer screening as part of activities marking the 2026 edition of the Abuja Lawyers League, held in honor of legal luminary Afe Babalola.

Residents in parts of Abuja, Nigeria, are counting their losses after heavy downpours triggered widespread flooding over the weekend. The floods submerged vehicles, damaged fences, and affected several districts of the Federal Capital Territory.

Religious leaders in Abuja, Nigeria, signed an interfaith peace accord to launch a national harmony initiative, aiming to counter the havoc wrought by Islamist insurgents like Boko Haram.

An opinion piece details the extensive difficulties faced by a workplace in Abuja, Nigeria, in obtaining a prepaid electricity meter after being disconnected from the grid in February, highlighting ongoing service issues.

The National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) is stepping up its waterways safety and environmental protection campaign in Abuja, Nigeria, educating communities on safe navigation practices during the rainy season.

The Federal Capital Territory Police Command in Abuja, Nigeria, has commenced an orderly room trial for four police officers accused of abandoning duties, engaging in unauthorized traffic enforcement, and alleged extortion.

The Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa (IHRDA) has expressed deep concern over a High Court judgment in Abuja, Nigeria, delivered on May 5, 2026, which awarded N1 in a defamation case against the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP), warning of a chilling effect on civic space.

A heavily pregnant woman, Hauwa Shafiu, has been arrested in Abuja, Nigeria, for allegedly cooking and supplying logistics to a kidnap gang.

Hundreds of protesters, led by activist VeryDarkMan (VDM), took to the streets of Abuja, Nigeria, to demand urgent government action on worsening insecurity, kidnappings, and economic hardship.

The FCT Police Command has launched a new Violent Crime Response Unit aimed at tackling kidnapping, armed robbery, and other serious crimes in Abuja, Nigeria.

Police in Abuja, Nigeria, have deployed bomb disposal teams and intensified security operations across worship centers and other areas to ensure a peaceful Eid-el-Kabir celebration.

The Global Africa Trade Advisory Chamber (GATAC) is scheduled to officially launch in Abuja, Nigeria, on May 25, 2026, with the aim of strengthening trade, investment, and development cooperation across Africa and beyond.

Petrol prices in Abuja have remained high for the second consecutive week, with Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) selling for around ₦1,370 per litre.

A task force operative was shot and killed during a vehicle seizure operation in Abuja, Nigeria, prompting an investigation into the incident.

A tragic incident in Abuja, Nigeria, saw a man kill his own mother, allegedly to finance his relocation to Canada.

Teachers in Abuja, Nigeria, are set to begin an indefinite strike on Monday, demanding the FCT Administration release and implement a report on their outstanding entitlements.

Martell has unveiled a 14-foot "Swift Ascendant" art sculpture in Abuja, Nigeria, which is made from recycled materials and scrap metal and previously debuted in Lagos.

A windstorm during heavy rainfall in Abuja, Nigeria, has caused damage to a newly built bus terminal and nearby infrastructure, according to the Federal Capital Territory Administration.

Wells Carlton has issued a public warning against fraudulent claims regarding the sale and lease of its luxury hotel located in Abuja, Nigeria.

Diplomatic missions in Abuja, Nigeria, are experiencing significant disruptions in water and electricity supply, alongside food shortages, according to a G7 diplomat.

Shiite communities in Abuja, Nigeria, have held demonstrations to express their support for Iran amidst the ongoing Middle East conflict.

A local innovator is providing lighting solutions for the Durumi Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp in Abuja, Nigeria, improving conditions for residents.

Police in Abuja, Nigeria, have arrested two suspects in connection with a robbery and murder. One of the arrested individuals was a former security guard at the victim's premises.

Flooding in Abuja, Nigeria, is being exacerbated by issues such as encroached green areas and blocked waterways, contributing to the capital's woes.

A pastor in Abuja, Nigeria, has decried the demolition of the Temple of Glory Church by FCDA officials, stating that the action occurred despite ongoing litigation regarding the property.

Following an earth tremor in Abuja, Nigeria, Minister Dele Alake has called for calm among residents and mandated hourly updates on seismic activity to ensure public safety.

The US has temporarily suspended routine visa processing in Abuja, while the Nigerian government announced the unveiling of new herbal medicines for various ailments including cancers and hepatitis B.

A report investigates how unequal living conditions, from unfinished homes to shop compartments, in a community in Abuja, Nigeria, influence early childhood development and deepen inequalities among children.

A hospital in Abuja, Nigeria, has begun offering a new LASER prostate treatment that allows for complete removal of enlarged prostates without surgical cuts, minimal blood loss, and same-day or next-day patient discharge.

Protesters in Abuja, Nigeria, staged a march to demand national unity and stronger, joint action from leaders and citizens to address insecurity and corruption.

Residents in Abuja, Nigeria, are switching to firewood and charcoal for cooking as the price of cooking gas has surged to N2,000 per kilogram. A human rights group has warned of the economic hardship caused by the rising costs.

A 53-year-old businessman was allegedly stabbed to death by his son, a member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), during an argument at their home in Abuja, Nigeria.

A Federal High Court in Abuja, Nigeria, has convicted British citizen James Nolan in absentia for his involvement in the controversial gas supply contract scam that resulted in a $9.6 billion judgment against Nigeria.

China has formally handed over a newly completed $56.5 million headquarters complex to the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) in Abuja, Nigeria, marking a significant institutional project in West Africa.

A tragic incident in Abuja, Nigeria, saw a man kill his mother reportedly to secure funds for his planned relocation to Canada.

A police witness provided details on the investigation and arrest of 11 suspects charged with the murder of Arise News anchor Somtochukwu Maduagwu in Abuja, Nigeria.

The Federal Capital Territory Police Command in Abuja, Nigeria, has dissolved existing tactical squads and merged them into a new Violent Crime Response Unit to enhance operational efficiency and discipline.

FCT Minister Nyesom Wike confirmed that repairs have commenced on the Kugbo Bus Terminal in Abuja, Nigeria, which was recently damaged by a rainstorm, with no casualties reported.

Irvin Global and Investment Group is celebrating its 10th anniversary by commissioning a new state-of-the-art head office in Abuja, Nigeria.

During the Second Edition of the National Police Day Grand Parade in Abuja, Nigeria's Inspector General of Police, IGP Disu, declared a zero-tolerance policy for officer misconduct, marking it as a defining moment for the Force and the nation.

Police in Abuja, Nigeria, rescued eight victims and confirmed nine others escaped unhurt after a three-storey building collapsed in the Jikwoyi area of the capital city.

Healthcare workers in Abuja, Nigeria, are protesting controversial reform bills, warning that the proposed legislation could disrupt the balance within the health sector.

Satellite towns in Abuja, Nigeria, including Kubwa, Nyanya, and Gwagwalada, are experiencing prolonged periods without pipe-borne water due to administrative delays and inefficiencies.

A local innovator is helping to provide lighting for the Durumi Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp in Abuja, Nigeria, addressing a significant need for the residents.

MEA Energy Limited has launched its first filling station in Abuja, Nigeria, and announced an ambitious five-year plan to establish 250 fuel stations nationwide, creating up to 3,000 jobs.