Mokwa Flood Support Group Urges FG To Redeem Pledges

The Mokwa Flood Relief Support Group, has called connected the national authorities to redeem the pledges of N2billion and different promises made to the victims of the flood catastrophe successful Mokwa section authorities country of Niger State.

The radical chairman, adjunct Controller wide of Customs (rtd), Ahmed Nasir, made the entreaty portion flagging disconnected the sponsorship of 88 children and 41 widows who were victims of the flood catastrophe for acquisition and skills acquisition.

He noted that the radical is made up of sons and daughters of Mokwa and utilized the accidental to telephone connected President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to fulfill the earlier pledge of N2billion, the operation of resettlement facilities, and the proviso of a 15 MVA transformer—promises made done the Vice-President, Senator Kashim Shettima, during his sojourn to Mokwa to commiserate with the victims.

He praised politician Muhammad Umaru Bago for bringing alleviation to the flood victims, saying, “Governor Bago has made america proud. Bago is simply a antheral of his word; helium has provided currency to the bulk of victims to question alternate structure pending the completion of resettlement. We were overwhelmed by the gesture.”

Nasir added that the group’s involution aims to alleviate the suffering of the flood survivors and complement the efforts of the authorities government.

He explained that since the flood wreaked havoc connected the Mokwa community, galore children of the victims person dropped retired of school, portion widows person struggled to attraction for their contiguous families, hence the request for support.

He disclosed that nary less than 88 pupils would beryllium sponsored from nursery done to secondary schoolhouse levels, portion the 41 widows would beryllium trained successful skills specified arsenic tailoring, catering, and soap making.

In his remarks, the Ndalele of Mokwa, Alhaji Muhammadu Shaba Aliyu, expressed delight implicit the enactment from the indigenes of Mokwa and called connected the national authorities to redeem its pledges to the flood victims.”