Godzilla Minus One – Japanese Movie Uploaded. Enjoy...

DOWNLOAD NOW

Osinbajo declares FG’s support for flood victims in Rivers, Bayelsa states

Notice! This Website Makes Use Of Pop Ads Which Might Be Annoying To Users. Kindly Close Any Unwanted Tab That Pops Up.

Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo has expressed sadness over the flood situation in Rivers state, especially the Orashi region of Ahaoda and Ogba-Egbema-Ndoni Local government areas.

Professor Osinbajo while speaking at Okogbe in Ahaoda-West, said they were in the state to have a firsthand experience of the situation in Rivers state.

He said the Federal government would intervene immediately to salvage the condition of those affected by the flood.

He added that the Federal government will liaise with the Rivers State Government on how to avoid a reoccurrence of the flooding.

“We have come and we have seen so much damage the flood has done and the need for immediate intervention.

“We will see how we can effectively work with the state government to resettle all those affected in their homes and also to plan for the future.

“We think that this circles of flooding must not be allowed to continue. There must be a way of checking this constant circles of flooding.

“Part of what we need to do is build more canals. We also need to dredge these rivers so that they are not overflowing all the time,” Osinbajo said.

DAILY POST reports that Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo also visited Bayelsa where he described the flood that ravaged some communities in the state as a monumental disaster.

How To Download From This Website: CLICK HERE

SUCCESS SERIEZ

Wo, ? Na About me you come read before? ? OMO Nor vex I'm not a serious person ?, Sha I hate Blogging?, Na Condition put me here so?, Table-shaker? Chair Breaker, ?, SAPA LandLord?. I'm Not On WhatsApp Because I Don't Have A Phone Number Because I Don't Have A Sim Because I Don't Have A Phone ?. But I know road to post office ?. Via [email protected]

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Back to top button