Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has pledged immediate and decisive action following a catastrophic flood that has ravaged the Shuwa and Kirchinga communities in Madagali Local Government Area (LGA). The Governor, who personally visited the affected areas, described the situation as dire, with the flood having washed away a crucial highway linking Michika and Madagali LGAs, destroyed countless properties, and tragically claimed several lives.
Taking to his official social media X channel, Governor Fintiri expressed his deep sorrow over the loss and emphasized the government’s unwavering commitment to the welfare of its citizens. “Today, I visited the Shuwa and Kirchinga communities in Madagali LGA to assess the devastating impact of the recent flood,” he stated. “This disaster has not only severed a vital link between Michika and Madagali but has also wreaked havoc on properties and claimed lives. As a responsible government, we will rise to the occasion and take swift action, just as we have always done in the past, to support and rebuild these communities.”
Governor Fintiri’s visit underscores the seriousness of the situation and his administration’s readiness to respond. The Governor is reportedly mobilizing emergency services and coordinating with relevant agencies to ensure that aid reaches the affected communities promptly. Plans are also underway to reconstruct the damaged infrastructure and provide relief to those who have lost their homes and livelihoods.
In a time of such calamity, Governor Fintiri’s commitment to restoring normalcy brings a glimmer of hope to the people of Shuwa and Kirchinga. The Governor’s track record of prompt and effective disaster response suggests that the affected communities can expect a comprehensive and timely recovery effort, one that prioritizes both immediate relief and long-term resilience.
As Adamawa State grapples with the aftermath of this devastating flood, all eyes will be on Governor Fintiri’s administration to deliver on its promises and rebuild the lives and infrastructure that have been shattered by this natural disaster.
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