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No fewer than 99 persons died in six boat mishaps that occurred in Kebbi, Niger and Lagos States between April and September, according to a survey by the News Agency of Nigeria. The survey was conducted in Kebbi, Niger and Lagos States. The survey revealed that 47 people were rescued, while an unspecified number of persons got missing. The worst of the mishaps was recorded in Kebbi on Sept. 14 when 53 persons who were mostly traders lost their lives in the River Niger. It was gathered that the traders were among 100 persons going to Poll market in Bagudo Local Government Area when the incident occurred. However, 47 of the victims were rescued alive. The Chairman of the Bagudo Local Government Area, Alhaji Muhammad Zagga, who confirmed the incident said that about 500 divers were deployed in the scene to rescue the victims. Also in Kebbi, seven persons had on April 15 died when the overloaded boat in which they were travelling on the River Niger hit a tree trunk, forcing