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Buni’s Yobe donates N100m, food stuffs to Borno flood victims

Yobe state government has donated N100m assistance to Borno state government in support to victims of the Maiduguri floods.
Yobe state Governor Mai Mala Buni, presented the donation on Saturday during a sympathy visit to Governor Babagana Umara Zulum in Maiduguri.
Buni also announced a personal donation of foodstuff worth N50 million to the victims.
He described the Humanitarian crisis as catastrophic that calls for support and assistance from everyone.
“Yobe and Borno states are like twins that have suffered similar fate, and needs the support of one another” he said.
Buni prayed for the repose of the souls of those who lost their lives in the flood and speedy recovery for the injured persons.
Gov. Zulum commended the government and people of Yobe state for the kind-hearted support to their brothers in Borno state.
“The people of Yobe and Borno states remain one united family, what affects one, affects the other.
“l am proud to say that His Excellency, my elder brother, Governor Mai Mala Buni, has since assumption of office as Governor of Yobe state strengthened the ties and brotherhood between Borno and Yobe states more than ever.
“Your administration has on several occasions identified with the government and people of Borno state.
“The government and people of Borno state deeply appreciate Your Excellency for this very kind gesture” Gov. Zulum said.
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