But days after, Senator Ndume, who donated ₦50 million to victims of the flood following a resolution by leaders from the Borno South senatorial zone to raise funds for the victims, said,“We really need to help make sure that people do not continue to suffer.
“What the federal government needs to do is to come and do the survey and get dredging equipment and get to the discharge of the Alau Dam and try to excavate the water way out so that the water can flow and go otherwise the aftermath will be more disastrous.
Most people trapped in their communities are still there because it is only boats that the Nigerian military, other security agencies, and the state government are using to rescue people there..
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