First Lady Oluremi Tinubu Donates ₦1 Billion to Niger State Flood Victims, ₦500 Million to Adamawa State
In a compassionate move to support communities devastated by recent flooding, Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has announced a donation of ₦1 billion to aid flood victims in Mokwa, Niger State.
The generous donation comes as part of her ongoing humanitarian efforts to provide timely assistance to Nigerians affected by natural disasters. The funds are expected to go towards the provision of relief materials, rehabilitation support, and rebuilding essential infrastructure in the affected areas.
In addition to the Niger State support, the First Lady also donated ₦500 million in cash relief to victims of last week’s flooding in Yola, the capital of Adamawa State. This direct financial aid will help families replace lost belongings, secure temporary shelter, and meet urgent needs as they recover from the disaster.
Speaking during the donation announcement, the First Lady emphasized the importance of unity and swift action in addressing humanitarian crises. She assured affected communities of the federal government’s continued commitment to support and assist them during these challenging times.
These interventions come amid widespread flooding across various parts of the country, which has displaced thousands and caused significant economic losses. The First Lady’s donations are expected to bring much-needed relief and hope to the affected communities as they work to rebuild their lives.
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