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Stanley Nkwocha @stanleynkwocha_

Vice President Kashim Shettima is currently taking a tour through the flood-affected areas of Mokwa Local Government Area, accompanied by Niger State officials and local government representatives.

The Vice President is personally inspecting the extent of damage to residential areas, farmlands, and infrastructure that has been devastated by the severe flooding.

https://x.com/stanleynkwocha_/status/1930269382384476553?t=qcWM9zLzKShTTM7hCXYmzg&s=19

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Stanley Nkwocha @stanleynkwocha_

Vice President Kashim Shettima @officialSKSM has embarked on an on-the-spot assessment of the affected areas, after meeting families and victims of the flood disaster in Mokwa Local Government Area of Niger State.

He assessed the extent of damage to infrastructure and agricultural lands in the town known as "the home of grains."

His visit is part of the Federal Government's @NigeriaGov immediate response to the flood disaster, following President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's @officialABAT directive to provide swift assistance to the affected residents.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCwa_Uz5a08?si=XBO0c2m6RNp62-tp

Stanley Nkwocha @stanleynkwocha_

Vice President Kashim Shettima has arrived in Mokwa Local Government Area of Niger State to conduct a comprehensive on-the-spot assessment of the severe flooding that has devastated the community and also to condole with victims and families impacted by the floods.
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Stanley Nkwocha @stanleynkwocha_

Vice President Shettima Arrives Niger State, Proceeds To Mokwa

Vice President Kashim Shettima @officialSKSM has arrived in Niger State and is currently en route to Mokwa Local Government Area to conduct an on-the-spot assessment of the devastating flooding that has affected the area.

The Vice President's arrival follows President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's @officialABAT directive for an immediate federal response to the flood disaster that has claimed lives and displaced numerous families in Mokwa.

Upon arrival in the state, Vice President Shettima was received by Niger State officials before proceeding to the flood-affected community to assess the situation firsthand and deliver the Federal Government's condolence message to bereaved families.

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Stanley Nkwocha @stanleynkwocha_

VP Shettima Arrives Abuja Airport En Route Mokwa, Niger State

Vice President Kashim Shettima @officialSKSM has arrived at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, en route to Mokwa Local Government Area of Niger State for an on-the-spot assessment of the flooding that has affected the area.

The Vice President's visit is aimed at conducting a firsthand evaluation of the flood damage and delivering President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's @officialABAT condolence messages and assurances to families affected by the natural disaster.

Earlier, President Tinubu had issued a statement expressing deep concern over the severe flooding, which has resulted in tragic loss of lives and displacement of families. The President extended heartfelt condolences to affected families and the people of Niger State.

In his statement, President Tinubu announced the immediate activation of the National Emergency Response Centre and confirmed that he had been briefed by the National Emergency Management Agency (@nemanigeria) on the scale of the disaster. He assured that search-and-rescue operations are ongoing, with all relevant federal agencies mobilised to the state government's efforts.

https://x.com/stanleynkwocha_/status/1930188113797697712?t=ibcB8rx18LU8Z2PShMddnQ&s=19

Yaron Malan @MahmuodBawa

Flash Update:

The Federal Gov't has donated N2 billion and 20 truckloads of grains to the Niger State Government in response to the recent flood disaster in Mokwa.

The announcement was made earlier today by Vice President Kashim Shettima during his condolence visit to Mokwa.

https://x.com/MahmuodBawa/status/1930270792018792907?t=0nUkNUx9O9OcaT1-tehw&s=19

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He should visit benue also.

Nigeria needs young bloods in politics these men are clueless
Only P.O can empower youths in politics

Why were they not evacuated after the metrological warnings? Medicine after death.

Natural disaster is man's enemy.

If I where the president of the federal Republic of Nigeria I would have come my self but it's good 👍😊 he sent his vice president

But why don't those people post their video on YouTube? It's the only video left.

I like Peter obi but he Truth be told many states May not vote him as the president of the Republic

DonBenny77:
Nigeria needs young bloods in politics these men are clueless
Only P.O can empower youths in politics

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoAQ6KsMtWo?si=c5c8YHoI3eE4o6_c

Good

The flood was devastating even upon the early warning

Can you guys just look at the monwy mentioned there, then when we try to do hard work we won't even get paid up to 100k

What an avoidable tragedy

So so sad

Short of words

Ok.

I almost tore my port , when I saw on CNN and Al-Jazeera, Nigerians digging with hoe and cutlass in a bid to find bodes of missing relatives .

But if same happens abroad , we see all types of state of the art heavy duty equipments on ground accompanied with kanine sniffing dogs and helicopters etc.

APC should be proscribed

Flash Flood happened for mokwa obi went to minna.... Minna to mokwa is almost 5hrs trip.... Thats not even d funny thing... Next thing his ers started abusing the president for not visiting.....

No wonder they didn't allow Peter Obi visit the site . So they can steal the show

Nice one from our amiable VP

Why are we not always proactive as a nation? Some areas are prone to flood and both past and current government does nothing to mitigate the fraud from happening but prefers to be reactive. Can we not do better? Just thinking aloud.

helinues:
Good

The food was devastating even upon the early warning

School no be scam after all. It is flood and not food.

Grains......oh!! I get it now, Nigerians are chickens.. --fixed.

We need grains

mrdharkchild:
Grains......oh!! I get it now, Nigerians are chickens.. --fixed.
We need grains

That's all they know
sharing rice and grains

Good. This is a welcome relief compared to someone, who has no business going there, yet merely promised 20 million naira on social media to chase clout.

This does not make sense to me. Money some people would still embezzle