
Arete worked with the World Food Programme (WFP) to document the devastating floods in northeastern Nigeria, particularly in Borno State. The collapse of the Alau Dam, after heavy rainfall, caused widespread destruction and displacement, impacting over 200,000 people.
Arete’s team captured the scale of the disaster through aerial footage and interviews done on the ground; showcasing the urgent need for humanitarian assistance.
The content was featured in the United Nations Office from Geneva’s multimedia newsroom, emphasising the critical need for international support.
Their visuals were also used by major outlets, including the Associated Press and The Economist, to bring global attention to the crisis. This impactful coverage raised awareness and mobilised support for the communities most affected.
ClientWorld Food Programme (WFP)ServicesPhotography, Videography, Written Stories, Drone FootageLinkwww.wfp.org