The commodities include 462 metric tons of maize, 199.5 metric tons of millet, and 546 tons of sorghum.
She expressed gratitude to the president for fulfilling his promise to cushion the effect of the high cost of food items.
In a speech at the event held at Muna Camp, Mr Zulum said the exercise was coming three years after IDPs in official camps were resettled back to their homes.
NEMA’s DG said the affected LGAs include Bungudu, Bakura, Gummi, Gusau, Maradun, Shinkafi, Talata Mafara and Zurmi.
He highlighted that the ministry’s presidential priority under the Renewed Hope Agenda is to boost agriculture to achieve food security.
“It is important for us to come together to support vulnerable citizens with sympathy, benevolence and compassion.’’
NEMA’s director-general, Zubaida Umar, presented food items to Governor Uba Sani for onward distribution to vulnerable persons in the state.
According to the commissioner, the Governor Dapo Abiodun-led administration will remain committed to the well-being of the people.
Presenting the motion, Mr Oke said the inhabitants of Enugu communities had been thrown into fear following the criminals’ activities.
According to her, the Saudi Arabia-based KS Relief donated the food items to provide humanitarian aid and relief to those in need outside the kingdom’s borders.
