Yesterday, the victims of the recent flood catastrophe in Borno State received 100 trailers filled with milled rice from the federal government.
In order to lessen the victims’ suffering, President Bola Tinubu also approved the delivery of 50 trucks containing maize, 30 trailers containing sorghum, and 20 trailers containing millet.
Seyi, the president’s son, has separately organized the services of fifty medical professionals to offer the victims medical support.
Agriculture Minister Abubakar Kyari confirmed the Federal government’s donation of 6,000 tonnes of food items to the Borno State Government, following the President’s visit to Maiduguri. The donation includes 100 trailers of milled rice, 50 trailers of maize, 30 trailers of sorghum, and 20 trailers of millet. Additionally, two thousand water pumps will be provided to assist communities affected by flooding.
committee will be formed under the National Agricultural Development Fund to evaluate and provide recommendations for improving agricultural activities in the state. The initiative aims to ensure that individuals whose livelihoods rely on farming receive the necessary support to rebuild their futures. Seyi Tinubu mobilized 50 medical personnel to support Maiduguri flood victims.
They will stay with you for the next three days to assist stabilize the situation; they are already on the ground,” he stated.
According to Tinubu, the group worked with the Noella Foundation to provide food, non-food products, and medical supplies to 50,000 adults and children affected by the crisis.
You are not done yet, Your Excellency. He said, “As we speak, we are still mobilizing additional resources to support the recovery until every displaced person in the state has been given the opportunity to start their lives. I want to assure you that more help is on its way.”
He applauded the leadership and the people’s perseverance, stating that the move was a response to President Tinubu’s request for help for the victims. been supplied by the governor to deal with the issues.
In response, Zulum expressed gratitude for Tinubu and his companions’ affection and support and promised to use the resources wisely to have the greatest possible impact on the recipients.
He also expressed his gratitude to President and First Lady Remi Tinubu for their assistance to the flood victims.
“We are still appreciative of the President and First Lady’s support and care.
“Zulu said, ‘Tell the President that the people of Borno are 100% with him and highly appreciate him.”
