The Niger State Government receives a N100 million relief fund from the House of Representatives for victims of the Diko Junction explosion. The fund, presented by Speaker Tajudeen Abbas, will assist families through the Niger State Disaster Management Fund, reflecting commitment and compassion. Governor Bago expresses gratitude for the support.
The Niger State Government has officially received a relief fund of N100 million from the House of Representatives to assist victims of the recent Diko Junction petrol tanker explosion in Gurara LGA. The fund consists of 10 cheques, each worth N10 million, presented by Speaker Tajudeen Abbas to Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago at the administrative office in Abuja.
Governor Bago expressed sincere appreciation for this generous support, emphasizing its significance in aiding affected victims and their families. He assured that the funds would be appropriately allocated through the Niger State Disaster Management Fund to assist those impacted by the tragic event.
During the presentation, Speaker Abbas remarked that this donation fulfills a commitment made during his condolence visit following the devastating explosion, which resulted in numerous fatalities, injuries, and property damages. He acknowledged that while financial aid cannot fully resolve the victims’ hardships, it represents the House of Representatives’ deep concern for the affected community.
Additionally, Speaker Abbas reiterated the House’s dedication to collaborating with the Niger State Government to provide continued support to the community, especially during difficult times, reinforcing the importance of compassion and assistance in the face of tragedy.
The House of Representatives’ relief fund of N100 million demonstrates its commitment to support victims of the Diko Junction explosion. This assistance reflects compassion and a promise to help those in distress, ensuring that the funds are utilized effectively for recovery. Continuous collaboration with the state government underlines the importance of community support during crises.
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