Borno State’s Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, visited Bama local government area last Saturday to distribute food and other essentials to 70,000 households.
In a show of support and care, Governor Zulum personally oversaw the distribution, ensuring that families in need received assistance directly from the government.
This initiative aimed to alleviate the hardships faced by vulnerable households, providing them with vital resources to sustain themselves during challenging times.
Through such efforts, Governor Zulum demonstrates his commitment to serving the people of Borno State and addressing the pressing needs of its communities.
These households are in a difficult situation because of the actions of a group called Boko Haram.
The aim of giving out these items is to help the people who are suffering because they can’t make a living because of Boko Haram.
The government wants to help these communities so that Boko Haram can’t take advantage of their problems and make them join their group.
The government wants to stop Boko Haram from getting new members by giving people food and money to help them. This way, they hope fewer people will join Boko Haram.
The people who got the help were very thankful to Governor Zulum for giving them help when they really needed it. They prayed for him and wished him well.
Each family got two bags of rice and maize to help them with their food. The women also got a traditional cloth and some money to help them.
Governor Zulum is working hard to help the people who are struggling because of Boko Haram.
By giving them things they need, he wants to show that the government cares about them, even during hard times.
The government hopes that by helping these families, they can make things better and bring peace to the area.
Governor Zulum’s actions show that he is serious about making things better for everyone in Borno State, even in difficult times.
