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The Kwara Government on Wednesday distributed relief materials worth over N80 million to 1,800 households in three Local government areas affected by flood in the state

The local government areas are Moro, Edu and Patigi, all in the Kwara North Senatorial District.

Items distributed to the victims of the 2020 flood disaster included cement, roofing sheets, nails of different sizes, have of rice, semovita and vegetable oil.

Mr Aliyu Mohammed, Chairman, Implementation Committee, who spoke at the distribution point in Jebba, Moro LGA, said that another committee had been inaugurated by the Oba of Jebba, Abdulkadir Adebara, to ensure the materials got to the affected victims.

Mohammed advocated attitudinal change in respect of waste management among residents of the three areas and also advised against building structures on water channels to prevent recurrence of flooding.

He said that the government had concluded arrangements to enforce compliance with masterplan in major cities and towns in the state to achieve proper planning.

Also, the Secretary to the State Government, Prof. Mamman Jibril, urged members of the local committee to ensure that all items got to the affected residents.

Jibril, who implored the beneficiaries to make judicious use of the items, noted however, that government intervention was not in any way proportionate to the losses suffered.

According to him, the intervention was just to demonstrate the government’s concern and support for the people and to ameliorate their plights.

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