FG distributes relief items to flood victims in Abia

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From Okey Sampson, Umuahia

The Federal Government on Tuesday through the State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), distributed some relief materials it donated to 2022 flood victims in Abia State.

Speaking at the presentation of the items in Umuahia, Abia State Commisioner for Agriculture, Prof (Mrs) Monica Ironkwe commended the Federal Government under Bola Tinubu for donating the materials to victims of the flood disaster.

Prof Ironkwe said but for the removal of the fuel subsidy, Tinubu has done well as s president and expressesed optimism he would return the fuel subsidy.

The Agriculture Commisioner equally commended Governor Otti for doing in four months what she said others before him could not do in several years.

She urged women in the state to be up and doing as to be able to assist their husbands in taking care of their homes, stressing that gone were the days when men alone were allowed to shoulder all family responsibilities.

She called on the beneficiaries to make optimal use of the items given them, to enhance their living standard.

Coordinator of Aba SEMA, Dr. Sunny Jackson said the distribution of the special emergency relief materials donated by the Federal Government, was to mitigate the effect oo victims of flood ravaged areas in 15 Local Government Areas of the state.

Jackson said in 2020, Abia State benefitted from the federal government largess to the tune of over 3,000 persons, but expressed delight that in 2023, the state received over 7,000 slots from the federal government.

The SEMA coordinator gave Governor Otti kudos for providing the enabling environment which made the distribution exercise in the state seamless.

Some of the beneficiaries commended the Federal Government for making the donations and pleaded to put the items into good use to better their living condition.

Some of the items donated include, sewing machines, grinding machines, mattresses and several edible items.

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