Another batch of Nigerians repatriated from South Africa arrived in Lagos on Tuesday as they were forced to flee widespread xenophobic attacks.
The Kebbi government, in collaboration with UNICEF and other stakeholders, has intensified efforts to strengthen flood preparedness and emergency response.
The Saudi Arabian Embassy, in collaboration with the National Emergency Management Agency, has flagged off the 2026 Food Aid Project in Nigeria.
Mr Jackson congratulated the beneficiaries for receiving approval after proper assessment and documentation.
The NEMA boss said, “Communities in identified risk areas should familiarise themselves with evaluation routes and heed official warnings whenever issued.”
He said seven children and two infants were also among the returnees.
The National Emergency Management Agency has urged Sokoto farmers to adopt climate-smart agricultural practices.
NEMA has alerted Kebbi residents to impending flood risks and other weather-related hazards ahead of the 2026 rainy season.
Mr Olatunde warned motorists and pedestrians against moving through flooded areas.
Mr Idris thanked Mr Tinubu for the condolence visit.
