The House of Representatives has given N100 million to the Niger State Government to aid victims of the Diko Junction explosion. Speaker Tajudeen Abbas presented this funding to Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago, who expressed gratitude and assured effective use of the funds. This action reflects ongoing support from national authorities in times of disaster.
The Niger State Government has officially received a relief fund of N100 million from the House of Representatives to assist victims of the Diko Junction petrol tanker explosion. The formal presentation was made by Speaker Tajudeen Abbas at the Niger State liaison office in Abuja, where he handed over ten cheques of N10 million each to Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago.
Governor Bago expressed profound gratitude for the generous contribution, emphasizing its reflection of compassion and commitment to the affected victims and their families. He assured that the funds would be utilized effectively through the Niger State Disaster Management Fund to support those impacted by the tragic incident.
During his remarks, Speaker Abbas mentioned this donation fulfills a previous promise made during a condolence visit following the devastating fire disaster that caused loss of life, injuries, and property damage. He acknowledged that, while the financial assistance may not fully meet the needs of those affected, it exemplifies the House of Representatives’ enduring concern for individuals in distress.
Speaker Abbas reaffirmed the commitment of the House to work alongside the state government, pledging ongoing support to the community during these challenging times.
In conclusion, the House of Representatives has shown commendable support for the victims of the Diko Junction explosion by providing a N100 million relief fund. Governor Bago’s acknowledgment highlights the importance of such contributions in times of crisis. This initiative represents a broader commitment to assist affected families and underscores the collaborative effort between state and national governance in addressing community hardships.
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