
Amidst the lush communities in the landscapes of Kwara State, Nigeria, lives Saidu Balikisu, Alhaji Usman Abdullahi, Hajarah Muhammad, and Muhammad Dinga. These communities, primarily inhabited by fishermen and farmers, have developed a unique rhythm of life, one that is attuned to the annual floods that disrupt their livelihoods. The floodwaters, while a formidable force of nature, have become an unwelcome yet familiar companion to the residents. “The...

