In a significant move to address the devastating impact of recent flooding in the state, the Borno State House of Assembly has approved a supplementary budget amounting to 61 billion naira, on Tuesday, 8 October, 2024.
This budget was proposed by Governor Babagana Umara Zulum, who emphasized the urgent need for funds to facilitate various developmental projects aimed at restoring and improving infrastructure and services affected by the disaster.
The approval of this supplementary budget underscores the government’s commitment to rebuilding the communities that have suffered extensive damage due to the floods.
The allocated funds will be directed towards initiatives designed to mitigate the effects of the flooding, provide relief to affected residents, and enhance the resilience of the state against future environmental challenges.
As the government gears up to implement these vital projects, the approval of this supplementary budget marks a crucial step toward the recovery and rehabilitation of the impacted areas in Borno State.
