Flooding has become a yearly major global environmental issue. Niger State has witness severe
negative impact in recent time, due to poor awareness and inadequate community preparedness
toward the problem. Flood had claimed so many lives and properties worth billions of naira in
Nigeria. It is on this basis that this study examines Social Studies education effectiveness in
promoting community awareness on flood disasters in Niger State, in relation to sustainable
development goal, Nigeria. The study uses secondary data. The information gathered were
analysed using both content and thematic analysis. Findings showed that Social Studies, as a
multidisciplinary subject, can significantly enhance critical awareness, support disaster risk
reduction strategies, and promote civic responsibility of reducing floods in communities. Four
research questions guided the investigation. However, gaps were identified in curriculum content
related to disaster education and management. The study concluded that a well-designed and
effectively implemented Social Studies curriculum that is practical with locally relevant
environmental issues can help build resilient communities against flood through awareness
campaign. The research recommended that practical community-inclusive base approaches
should be introduced into the curriculum content of social studies to solve the immediate
environmental issues.