Former Vice President of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar, has made a donation of N100 million to assist the victims of the devastating Maiduguri flooding.
This contribution, announced on Sunday by Paul Ibe, media adviser to Atiku, in a press statement, follows a heartfelt visit by the former vice president, who is also the Waziri Adamawa, to Maiduguri, where he extended his deepest sympathies to the state government and those affected by this catastrophe.
Mr Ibe said, “The Waziri’s generous gesture is a testament to his unwavering dedication to humanitarian efforts.” The Maiduguri flood, which has displaced an estimated 500,000 individuals and wrought widespread destruction, represents an acute humanitarian emergency. ”
Mr Ibe emphasised that in addition to his donation, Atiku has called upon his network of friends and associates to contribute further to the relief efforts.
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