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YOBE: GOV. BUNI INSPECTS FLOOD RAVAGED COMMUNITIES.(PHOTOS).#PRESS RELEASE.


Yobe: Gov. Buni inspects flood ravaged communities, SEMA continues Assessment and response.

Yobe state Governor, Hon. Mai Mala Buni, today 19th September 2022 inspected Jumbam and other communities washed away by floods, disconnecting several roads and communities.

While in Jumbam Governor Buni commiserated with the District Head and Community members over the loss of over 10 families in a boat Mishap. He further call on the community leaders, Security agencies and other gatekeepers to be carefull while using the boats as he directed imediate reconstruction of the roads.

Jumbam  and Kaliyari both in Tarmuwa LGA  witnessed heavy flooding leading to loss of lives in Boat Mishaps, loss of livestock with over 180 HH and 752 hecters of land destroyed. 

This is coming at a time when Girgir to Karage, Girgir to Kajuwa, Kajuwa to Jaliya and Jaliya to Garin Malam  Roads linking to Gashua ALL  disconnected as well. Over 17 communities in Jakusko (GAFALA, ARFANI, GINUHU, GARIN BIRI, GAMARI ) and Bade (GELJABE already relocated to primary School) have concurrently witnessed heavy flooding destroying houses, roads, farmlands and livestock.

Yobe SEMA team lead by the ES are conducting assessments and responding to the victims imediate needs.

Food basket to worse affected families who needed to cross the water before puting food on their tables have since been suported to reduce the traffic in using the boats.

In Jakusko the major concern and needs as at today is Embankment, already over 6000 empty sacks for Embankment has been provided to community leaders for imediate usage

SEMA has since last week issued a warning alert for high risk communities, the flow of water from Jigawa state to Jakusko and  Communities in Bursari and Geidam may likely affect communities along the route. 

Afected LGA chairmen are reviewing available resources to support victims and take remedial measures.
More photos below. 









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