Nepal observed a national day of mourning for victims of a deadly flash flood disaster, with flags flown at half mast across the country, according to the BBC. The commemoration fell on the 13th day since the disaster, marking the final day of the traditional Hindu mourning period. The floods caused significant loss of life, prompting the government to declare the official observance to honour those who died.

Two years after Nigeria's nationwide #EndBadGovernance protests against economic hardship and rising food prices, some victims in Kano are still living with bullet injuries and say they have been neglected. According to the Daily Post, Rabiu Fillo Gama, now 25, did not participate in the August 2024 demonstrations but was caught up in the events of August 2, beginning a painful struggle that has continued since.

During a visit to Kibra, President Ruto promised residents that the government would cover all costs for those who lost their lives in a recent fire outbreak. He urged the community to give him three months to implement support measures. The visit aimed to console the affected citizens, and Ruto was seen accompanied by other officials during the address.

Westlands MP Wanyonyi has extended support to over 200 victims of a fire that occurred in Githogoro on June 26, 2026, around noon. The incident left many residents homeless as their houses and belongings were destroyed by the flames.

Governor Uba Sani assured residents that compensation will be provided for properties affected by government projects. He emphasized that meaningful development must prioritize fairness alongside progress, highlighting the importance of addressing the concerns of those impacted by such initiatives.

Former Akwa Ibom Governor Emmanuel endorsed President Tinubu, stating that the country's economic challenges necessitate unity. His comments were relayed by his Special Assistant on Media, Barr. Stephen Abia, emphasizing that the reforms implemented are beginning to show positive results.