By Mercy Aikoye
The Nigerian House of Representatives has donated N100 million to support victims of the recent flood disasters in Borno State. A delegation led by Chairman of the Northern regional Caucus, Hon. Alhassan Ado Doguwa, visited Maiduguri to sympathize with the state government and its people.
The delegation met with Governor Prof Babagana Zulum in the state capital, where Doguwa announced the donation on behalf of Speaker Rt Hon. Tajudeen Abbas and the entire House ¹. Doguwa praised President Bola Tinubu’s swift response to the crisis and his pledge of federal government support to the state and affected victims.
In his address to reporters at Government House in Maiduguri, Doguwa emphasized the National Assembly’s commitment to collaborating with the federal government. They aim to establish a legislative framework or budgetary intervention to aid states in addressing flood disaster impacts.
The flood disasters have severely affected Borno State, and the donation is a welcome relief. Doguwa’s visit and the donation demonstrate the House of Representatives’ solidarity with the people of Borno.
Doguwa’s statement highlighted the importance of cooperation between the federal government and the National Assembly. By working together, they can create effective solutions to mitigate the effects of flood disasters.
The National Assembly’s support is crucial in addressing the aftermath of the floods. Their pledge to work with the federal government can bring significant relief to affected communities.
The visit and donation serve as a positive step in addressing the flood disaster’s impact. The cooperation between the House of Representatives and the federal government is essential in providing aid to those affected.
Through their joint efforts, the government can provide substantial support to flood victims and work towards preventing similar disasters in the future.
