The UN described the situation as tragic and unacceptable.
“I am pleased to inform you that the present administration prioritises the well-being of all citizens in Sokoto state.”
He said meeting the needs of the IDPs had become a herculean task.
He said that the improved peace in the state has facilitated the closure of many camps.
He said NEMA equally sent a truck of cement and planks to construct toilets across the camps.
Mr Folorunsho listed the challenges they faced in the camp, including feeding, educational materials for the IDPs, drugs and other medical needs.
Ms Edu said the construction of cluster resettlement homes was the beginning of a renewed hope for Benue.
He said the gesture was not the first of its kind by the association, as it had been a long-standing programme.
The food donations worth over N50 million is for IDPs in the northwest states of Kaduna, Sokoto, Kano, Kebbi and Zamfara.
The minister also assured that the federal government would partner with UNMAS in working out a solution to reintegrate the IDPs and farmers into society for a better life.
