Sallah: How Mokwa Flood Affected Price Of Ram - Sellers


 Hours to the 2025 Eid Al-Adha celebrations, cattle dealers at the Kara Cattle Market in the Isheri area of Lagos State have attributed the increase in the prices of rams to the flood that rocked Mokwa Local Government Area (LGA) in Niger State.


Mokwa was hit by a devastating flood following torrential rains that began in the late hours of Wednesday, May 28, 2025 and continued into Thursday. Over 200 bodies have been recovered with thousands displaced by the disaster.

A Special Assistant to the Managing Director of the Kara Cattle Market in Isheri Lagos, Hamza Saidu, disclosed this to Channels Television on Wednesday.


He said, "The mokwa flood has affected many lives. A lot of trailers conveying cattles are stuck in Mokwa due to the flood. They cannot come into Lagos. The ones that are supposed to go to the north to bring cattle to Lagos cannot go because of the Mokwa flood. This has led to an increase in the price of cattle this vear."


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