Fatshimetrie witnessed a touching scene this week as Governor Abba Kabir-Yusuf announced at the weekly meeting of the State Executive Council a crucial humanitarian initiative. In a gesture of compassion towards flood victims in the state, the governor said houses would be provided to help mitigate the devastating effects of the floods. The move is a significant step towards ensuring the safety of the affected families by providing them with adequate shelter in these trying times.
In collaboration with the state’s Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, the government is also working to provide food and basic necessities to flood victims. In addition to this, chairs and desks will be distributed to 220,000 primary and secondary school students as part of a relief package.
As schools reopened for the 2024/2025 academic session, Governor Kabir-Yusuf expressed delight at the smooth resumption of classes. He promised to renovate all school infrastructure in the state to provide a safe and conducive learning environment.
In line with the Declaration of Education Emergency in the state, the government will distribute free uniforms to all primary one students. This initiative is aimed at ensuring that every child has the resources to access quality and equitable education.
This series of actions demonstrates the governor’s commitment to the well-being of his fellow citizens and underscores the importance of solidarity in times of crisis. By providing tangible support to flood victims and investing in the education of the youth, the state is demonstrating its resolve to create a better future for all its citizens. These actions are a beacon of hope in difficult times and are a testament to caring and dedicated leadership for the well-being of the people of the state.