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Over 40 Missing In Nigeria Boat Accident, Emergency Agency Says

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August 18, 2025
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More than 40 people were believed to be missing following a boat accident, after a boat conveying 50 persons to a popular market in northwest Sokoto State capsized on Sunday, the country’s emergency agency said.

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The passengers were travelling to Goronyo market, a popular food produce market in the state, when the boat capsized.

Ten people have been rescued, Zubaidar Umar, the head of the National Emergency Management Agency, said in a statement on social media platform X.

The agency said it is collaborating with local authorities and emergency responders in a search and rescue operation to locate the missing persons.

Three weeks ago, at least 13 people died and dozens more were missing after a boat ferrying around 100 passengers capsized in Niger State, in north-central Nigeria.

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