Vice President Kashim Shettima visits flood-torn Mokwa, delivering ₦2 billion and 20 trucks of grains to support affected residents.
Abuja, Nigeria (EPICSTORIAN) — Today, Vice President Kashim Shettima visited the flood-torn Mokwa community in Niger State, where he announced a major relief package including ₦2 billion in emergency funds and twenty trucks of grains to assist those affected by recent severe flooding.
“The Federal Government stands in full solidarity with the people of Mokwa and all flood-torn regions across Nigeria,” Shettima said during his on-ground engagement with residents. “This support is not just a gesture—it is a commitment to immediate relief and long-term disaster resilience.”
Federal Government’s Swift Response to Flood-Torn Community’s Needs
The flood-torn Mokwa community of experienced devastating damage after unprecedented rains and rising waters swept through the area.
The calamity left families homeless, destroyed infrastructure, and disrupted agriculture—the backbone of the local economy.
Shettima emphasized the need for immediate relief and outlined the government’s strategy to stabilize flood-torn regions through both monetary support and humanitarian assistance.
“This is just the beginning,” he declared. “We are committed to ensuring that every flood-torn family regains hope and dignity.”
Commitment to Sustainable Disaster Management in Flood-Torn Mokwa and Across Nigeria
Beyond the current intervention, Shettima also pledged to lead efforts in strengthening Nigeria’s national disaster preparedness framework. “We will not allow any flood-torn area to be forgotten. Our policies will shift from reactive aid to proactive, long-term management,” he stated.
He underscored that the disaster management agenda will include early warning systems, better infrastructure planning, and enhanced community resilience efforts to mitigate the impact of future flooding in vulnerable, flood-torn zones nationwide.
National Outlook: Supporting All of Nigeria’s Flood-hit Communities
The Federal Government’s swift intervention in Mokwa sets a precedent for responding to disasters in other flood-torn communities across Nigeria. “No region will be left behind,” Shettima assured, “Our resolve is unwavering—we will rebuild stronger.”
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The Vice President concluded his visit with consultations involving local leaders, emergency agencies, and community volunteers, reiterating the administration’s readiness to scale support in all severely flood-torn areas as needed.
