Maryam Aminu
The Honourable Minister of Defence, Mohammed Badaru Abubakar, has reiterated his unwavering commitment to the people of Jigawa State following the recent devastating floods that claimed lives and destroyed properties across the state.
During a visit to the state capital, Dutse, on Saturday, the Defence Minister met with Governor Umar A. Namadi to express his deep sympathy for the victims of the floods.
The disaster, which swept through large parts of Jigawa, left in its wake significant loss of life, widespread property damage, and the destruction of farmlands vital to the state’s economy.
In a gesture of solidarity, Badaru announced a personal donation of N20 million on behalf of himself and his family to support the state government’s ongoing relief efforts. The funds are intended to alleviate the suffering of those impacted by the disaster.
“The bond between me and the people of Jigawa is unwavering,” the Minister stated during the visit.
He further conveyed a special message from President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, who also extended his condolences to the people and government of Jigawa State.
The President reassured the state of the federal government’s commitment to providing necessary assistance during this challenging time.
The Minister’s visit was marked by a warm reception at the Government House in Dutse, where Governor Namadi expressed gratitude for the support and quick response from the federal government. Badaru praised the Governor’s leadership, noting the swift actions taken to provide relief to the flood victims.
The visit not only highlighted the strong ties between the Defence Minister and the people of Jigawa but also reinforced his dedication to standing by the state during difficult times.
The Defence Minister was accompanied by close associates and well-wishers during the visit.
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