The All Progressives Congress candidate for the Sagbama/Ekeremor Federal Constituency in Bayelsa State, Michael Olomu, has donated items worth millions of naira to flood victims in the Sagbama Local Government Area of the state.
Olomu said, “It is easier to feel a people’s plight when you have experienced it yourself.
“On getting to Ahoada, Rivers State, despite the fact that we had been told that the water had receded, it had cleared, we were faced head-on by the flood. “I entered a tipper to cross over to Mbiama as that was the only possible way out, my driver turned back to Port Harcourt.
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