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Posted by: Mr. Babatunde« on: August 20, 2017, 09:02:29 PM »![]() Over 100 people in Jajimaji, Karasuwa Local Government Area of Yobe state, were on Sunday rendered homeless by a flood triggered by a heavy downpour. “The flood was caused by a torrential downpour which happened Saturday morning and lasted for several hours. “It displaced several people and destroyed their property and farms,” Ubaliyo Gambo, the chairman of the local government told newsmen in Jajimaji on Sunday. Officials of the State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) have visited the area to assess the damage for immediate intervention. SEMA’s Permanent Secretary Alhaji Musa Jidawa, said “we are here under the directive of the state governor Ibrahim Gaidam to assess the damage and provide urgent assistance to the victims.” He observed that the area had been flood-prone and needed to either relocate to another place or a massive drainage be provided as a permanent solution to the floods. “I am happy the council is considering the relocation of the victims to a new layout as a measure to curtail the yearly displacement of the people by the flood.”
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