PHOTOS: Houses UnderWater after two-day rains in Yenagoa

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After two days rainfall at Nick-Ton Road, Kpansa, in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, houses were submerged.




The photographs were taken on Monday (today).

See the photos, courtesy, News Agency of Nigeria:

Houses submerged by flood after two days of torrential rain at Nick-Ton Road Kpansa in Yenagoa Bayelsa State on Monday. 

NAN photo

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