Latest statistics released by the Yobe State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), showed that a total of 44,845 households across 17 local government areas
During the trying period, the agency noted that wanton destruction of lives and property was recorded, leading to the displacement of hundreds of people in the affected communities.
verification of registered 2022 flood victims ahead of the Special National Economic Livelihood Emergency Intervention intervention in the state.
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