Akoo River in Nkalunta Ibere village, Otu Uzo-Ibere, in Ikwuano Local Government Area of Abia State has overflowed its banks and flooded homes and farms in the community, destroying houses, livestock, poultry and churches. The incident, which occurred after a week-long heavy rainfall, rendered more than 300 people homeless. According to members of the community, Akoo River rose above its normal water level following persistent rainfall that pounded the community for one week. The impact of the overflowing river, according to residents of Nkalunta Ibere village, also swept reptiles, fish and other aquatic animals from the river onto the surrounding land. Source: https://dailypost.ng/2026/09/26/flood-renders-over-300-residents-homeless-in-abia/