Deputy Governor Emmanuel Akabe of Nasarawa State extended his presence to Aloshi community within the Keana Local Government Area, one of the regions profoundly impacted by the recent windstorm calamity that wreaked havoc across four local government areas in the state.
In his sojourn, the Deputy Governor acknowledged the profound devastation inflicted by the windstorm and proffered assurances to the affected populace regarding the unwavering commitment of the government to extend support during this arduous period.
Emmanuel Akabe underscored the ongoing efforts of the Nasarawa State Emergency Management Agency (NSEMA) in conducting comprehensive assessments to gauge the magnitude of destruction and discern the exigencies of the afflicted communities.
The visitation by the Deputy Governor epitomizes the proactive stance adopted by the government in the face of natural calamities, epitomizing its resolve to offer requisite relief and support services to those grappling with adversity.
Emmanuel Akabe reiterated the state government’s solidarity with the affected communities and affirmed its collaboration with NSEMA to ensure the expeditious dispensation of assistance to those in dire need.
He reassured the denizens of Aloshi community that their welfare and rehabilitation endeavors rank paramount on the government’s agenda, pledging all-encompassing measures to assuage their plight and expedite the process of reconstruction.
The Deputy Governor’s outreach to Aloshi epitomizes the government’s compassion and solicitude for the welfare of its populace, particularly in moments of calamity and distress.
As NSEMA perseveres in its appraisal and relief undertakings, the government remains steadfast in its commitment to fostering collaborative endeavors with all stakeholders to address the immediate exigencies of the affected communities and furnish enduring support for their rehabilitation and resurgence.
-26 September 2024
