The House of Representatives has donated N100 million to the Niger State Government for victims of the Diko Junction petrol tanker explosion. Speaker Tajudeen Abbas presented the relief fund, which will support affected families through the Niger State Disaster Management Fund, affirming ongoing collaboration with the state government in addressing community needs.
The House of Representatives has presented a relief fund of N100 million to the Niger State Government aimed at assisting victims of the Diko Junction petrol tanker explosion in Gurara LGA. Speaker Tajudeen Abbas officially handed over ten cheques of N10 million each to Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago at the Niger State liaison office in Abuja.
Governor Bago expressed sincere appreciation for the generous donation, highlighting it as a testament to compassion and dedication for the affected individuals and their families. He assured that the funds would be directed through the Niger State Disaster Management Fund to effectively support those impacted by the tragedy.
During his address, Speaker Abbas noted that this contribution honors a promise made during a condolence visit to the state following the tragic fire incident that claimed lives and caused widespread injuries and property damage. He acknowledged the limitations of financial aid yet underscored its significance as a gesture of love and solidarity from the House of Representatives.
Furthermore, he reiterated the House’s commitment to collaborate with the state government to provide ongoing support to the community during difficult times.
The House of Representatives has effectively conveyed its support for the victims of the Diko Junction explosion through a N100 million relief fund. Speaker Tajudeen Abbas’ commitment to continuous aid alongside Governor Bago’s assurance of efficient fund utilization reflects a concerted effort to assist those affected by the tragedy. This initiative signifies a broader commitment to community welfare during challenging circumstances.
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