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    Kogi flood: Kebbi state Gov donates 10m to victims

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    By Olu Samuel, Lokoja

    The Kebbi State Governor, Sen. Atiku Bagudu has donated 10 million to support the Kogi state government towards it’s efforts to provide palliative to the victims of the ravaging flood 8n parts of the state.

    Bagudu made the donation on Thursday when he paid a solidarity visit to his Kogi State counterpart on the devastating flood in the State.

    According to the Kebbi State, the flood will deal a devastating blow to the heroics recorded in agriculture by the Yahaya Bello Administration.

    He said, “Under your leadership, Kogi is doing well in agriculture. We are competing in rice production but this flood would have reversed those gains.

    “On behalf of the good people of Kebbi, I sympathize with you and the good people of Kogi State over the casualties recorded”.

    He went ahead to donate the 50 million naira to the State Government to support efforts at providing palliatives to flood victims.

    Responding, Governor Yahaya Bello thanked Governor Bagudu for identifying with Kogi State in this trying period.

    He called on the Federal Government to support the state’s efforts at mitigating the effects of the flood.

    Governor Bello also called on the Federal Government to complete the Abuja – Lokoja road, expressing fears that the flooding would have further compromised the integrity of the bridge.

    In his vote of thanks, the Deputy Governor of Kogi State, Chief Edward Onoja expressed appreciation of Governor Bagudu for visiting the state and donating handsomely to the flood victims.

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