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    Senate Minority leader calls for urgent action against floods

    By National UpdateSeptember 11, 2024 National No Comments1 Min Read
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    The senate Minority Leader, Senator Abba Moro, has expressed sadness over the devastating floods ravaging parts of the country.

    Senator Moro who is representing Benue South Senatorial District
    On behalf of the Senate Minority Caucus, Moro sympathized with the governments and people of Bauchi, Borno, and other affected states.
    A statement by his Media Adviser, Emmanuel Eche’Ofun John, quoted the senator to have sent a message of
    He sent condolences to families and friends of those who lost lives and properties, and identified with the affected state governments.

    Moro urged the federal government and relevant agencies to take immediate action to Evacuate those trapped and Provide a conducive environment for displaced persons in IDP camps

    He also warned Nigerians in danger zones to be alert and move to safer places to avoid being caught in the floods.

    Moro’s call for urgent action aims to mitigate the impact of the floods and provide relief to affected communities.

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