Recurring Floods and Public Health in Nigeria : Historical Reflections from the Benue Valley (2012–2022)

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Recurring floods have led to widespread damage to health infrastructure, worsening public health outcomes in the region.
Increased breeding of disease vectors and outbreaks of malaria and cholera have been observed, indicating serious health risks.
Qualitative historical methodology was employed to examine the public health implications of flooding across several years.
Recommendations include structural solutions like buffer dams and better drainage systems, highlighting the need for systematic planning.

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Qualitative analysis reveals floods' health effects in Nigeria's Benue Valley, suggesting structural interventions.

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