He urged all residents of Mokwa to remain hopeful and proactive in the recovery efforts so that the community can emerge stronger from the crisis.
‘’The deaths are painful and devastating,” the statement said.
Mrs Umar said, “So far, 151 bodies have been recovered, 503 households and 264 houses affected, and 3,018 individuals displaced.’’
Mr Hussaini stated that over 50 residential houses were submerged and washed away with their occupants.
Mr Riyau said that provision of decent meals for the pilgrims would also enhance their experiences.
The commissioner said Mr Bagos’ decision to sign the bills into law demonstrated his commitment to improving the residents’ lives.
Mr Bago highlighted the airport’s potential and ongoing developments.
Mr Bago said the directive was issued against cult members terrorising the peace of the state.
“No tolerance for rascality in Minna,” Mr Bago said in a viral video on X on Tuesday, “Anybody you find with dreadlocks, arrest him, shave his hair and fine him.”
One of the victims, Victoria Ishaya, told journalists that 15 of them were kidnapped from one household.
