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Nigeria: Bank CEOs Donate Relief Items to Niger Flood Victims
- On Saturday in Abuja, Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago received relief materials from Nigerian Bank CEOs to support flood victims in Niger State.
- The donation followed severe floods last month in Mokwa Local Government Area that killed over 200 people and displaced more than 3,000 residents.
- The relief package comprised essential supplies such as rice, vegetable oil, drinks, and bedding materials, with an estimated worth reaching several million naira.
- Mr. Oliver Alawuba expressed solidarity with the residents of Niger State during this challenging period, while Governor Bago highlighted that the support exemplifies the vital contribution of private-sector collaboration in effectively addressing emergencies.
- The banking sector pledged continued collaboration with Niger State to ensure long-term recovery and resilience, highlighting its commitment to humanitarian service and national development.
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In a heartwarming display of corporate social responsibility and solidarity, a consortium of Nigerian Bank CEOs, has pledged significant support to alleviate the suffering of flood victims in Niger State The Executive Governor of Niger State, His Excellency, Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago on Saturday in Abuja received relief materials from the Body of Bank CEOs led by its Chairman, Mr Oliver Alawuba. The gesture is aimed at supporting victims of t…
Mokwa: CAN Donates Food Items To Victims
As part of its humanitarian gestures to support victims of disasters, the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has donated food items to survivors of the recent flood disaster in Mokwa Local Government Area of Niger State. While presenting the relief materials at the Office of the Deputy Governor, Comrade Yakubu Garba, the CAN President, His... The post Mokwa: CAN Donates Food Items To Flood Victims appeared first on New Telegraph.
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