.MBuhari Sent 10 Trailers Containing Relief Materials To Daura Flood Victims -Presidency | Sahara Reporters “Ten trailer loads of building materials including zinc, planks, and cement, as well as tons of grains, cereals, and other edibles...' READ MORE:
were victims of flooding in Daura, Katsina State.allegations that President Muhammadu Buhari has turned his back on thewere dispatched to the victims within 48 hours of the floods.
cement, as well as tons of grains, cereals, and other edibles have so“Materials were delivered to and signed for by stakeholders while theresponse from NEMA officials,” he said.damage to the flood-ravaged communities was concluded more food items
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