NEMA gives Sallah treat to IDPs in border towns

News Express |27th Sep 2015 | 3,347
NEMA gives Sallah treat to IDPs in border towns

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has provided truckloads of relief materials to internally displaced persons along Nigeria’s borders to give them a sense of belonging as Muslims celebrated the Eid-el-Kabir (Sallah).

Abdulkadir Ibrahim, Information Officer of NEMA North-East Zone, said that agency’s North-East zonal office delivered some of the items in Diffa, a border town in Niger Republic, which is hosting IDPS from Nigeria hitherto residing in communities along the Nigeria/Niger border like shettimari and Gagamari.

“Some of the items delivered to the IDPS included tents, clothing, cooking utensils and food items. The team was received by Le secretaire General of Diffa Hassan Ardo Ide on behalf of the Government of Niger Republic,” Ibrahim said in a statement.

He explained that the relief distribution is in continuation of the strategic efforts of the agency to reachout and provide sucour to internally displaced persons living along the border towns.

•File photo shows NEMA officials registering IDPs.

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