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GOVERNOR BUNI APPROVES N100M TO SUPPORT VICTIMS OF FLOOD IN THE STATE 

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GOVERNOR BUNI APPROVES N100M TO SUPPORT VICTIMS OF FLOOD IN THE STATE                                                              22-08-24

By Sadiq Aminu                                                                 Governor Mai Mala Buni of Yobe State has approved the release of N100 million to support victims of flood in 323 communities of the State.

The governor made the announcement when he visited the worst-hit communities in Nguru, Karasuwa, and Nangere LGAs.

The Governor, represented by his deputy Alh. Idi Barde Gubana maintained that the money would be shared based on the severity of the damage in each area, noting that the flood has affected nearly 12,000 households, leading to 29 deaths and over 274 injuries.

The governor said N50 million was earmarked for Nguru, N30 million for Karasuwa, and N20 million for Nangere.

Buni said government would also provide essential food and non-food items to the affected families, and directed the State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) to ensure swift distribution of the items.

Governor Buni also reassured the affected communities of his administration’s dedication to addressing the root causes of flooding, adding that his administration plans to embark on the construction of reservoirs, earth dams, and water channels to mitigate future flooding risks.

The Emir of Nguru, Alhaji Mustapha Ibn Galadima, and the Mai Tikau, Alhaji Abubakar Ibn Muhammad Grema, pledged to support the government in achieving the set objectives.

In Nangere, the governor reaffirmed government commitment to constructing a dam in Kanda to protect the region and enhance agricultural productivity.

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