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    Respite for Omala displaced persons, as Ododo commences distribution of relief materials

    By National UpdateApril 18, 2024 Kogi No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Respite has come for displaced persons in Omala as Governor Usman Ododo has given the directive that relief materials be distributed in communities affected by recent communal crisis in Omala Local Government area of the state.
    A statement by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Media Ismail Isah quoted him to have directed the State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) to coordinate a need assessment exercise in collaboration with the local government administration.

    He indicated that the state Deputy Governor, Comrade Joel Oyibo Salifu commenced the distribution of relief materials to people in the affected communities on behalf of the state government while on a visit to commiserate with the people.

    “While we are seeking lasting solution to the communal crisis in the area that had become intractable over the years, it is our responsibility to provide succour to the men, women and children who have been displaced by the attacks on their homes and their means of livelihood.

    “These relief materials though a temporary measure, will go a long way to mitigate the immediate impact of the displacement and discomfort suffered by our people in Agojeju-Odo and other affected communities in the area.

    “I want to assure you that we are leaving nothing to chance in our efforts to prevent the breakdown of law and order and to secure the lives and property of all our people across the state,” the Governor said.

    Governor Ododo also commended the caretaker chairman of Omala local government area, Hon. Mark Edibo and security agencies in the area for their efforts in ensuring that peace returns to the area, urging them to remain focused on the immediate task to comfort those affected by the crisis.

    The Governor assured the people of continued support by the state government, stressing that the immediate concern of his administration is to bring relief to those who are distressed at the moment while putting measures in place to prevent a repeat of the attack in the area.

    Governor Ododo who has been involved in ongoing investigation into the unfortunate crisis that affected communities in the area provided update on the incident when he announced last week that principal suspects have been arrested and the culprits have been assisting security agencies with useful information on the immediate causes and alleged masterminds of the crisis

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