₦airaland Forum

The Abubakar Bukola Saraki Foundation team was in Mokwa to commiserate with the people over the recent flood disaster that claimed hundreds of lives and displaced more than 3,000 households.


The visit began at Anguwan Hausawa, the epicentre of the flood, where the scale of destruction was overwhelming. Entire homes were swept away, leaving families stranded and without shelter. The team witnessed the damage firsthand and spoke with affected residents.

Next, the team visited the Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp and met with officials of Jama’atu Nasril Islam (JNI), who are coordinating local relief efforts. Discussions focused on the urgent needs of displaced families and how best to channel support.

At Mokwa General Hospital, the team visited several survivors, including children and pregnant women who are currently receiving treatment. Medical staff warmly welcomed the foundation representatives.

Rukayat Audu, a pregnant survivor, narrated how she narrowly escaped the flood but tragically lost her two children.

The delegation then paid a courtesy visit to the Palace of the Lile of Mokwa, Alhaji Mohammed Aliyu Shaaba. The team was received by the chiefs, who commended the Foundation for showing solidarity during this difficult time.

According to the Regional Director, Musa Aliyu, the ABS Foundation is extending direct financial aid and support to survivors and their caregivers, alongside other forms of relief. He used the opportunity to call on other organizations and well-meaning individuals to come to the aid of the people of Mokwa.

Kobicove:
Because Saraki wants to contest for president he has gone to dig up his Hausa name

Kobicove:
Because Saraki wants to contest for president he has gone to dig up his Hausa name

wolexter:
Hmmmm...the name Abubakar is coming up now because?

Kobicove:
Because Saraki wants to contest for president he has gone to dig up his Hausa name

Zocalite:
You are a funny 🤡

How old are you?

Do you know abs fc, do you know him when he was a governor