By:
Aisha Saad
on the 1st
day of April 2014, Governor Okpezi Ikpeazu was received by ADSEMA and NEMA officials at Malkohi
IDP Camp in Yola –South Local Government Area where he said the purpose of his
visit to the state is to rejoice with Governor Muhammad Umar Jibrilla over his son’s wedding. He had decided to visit the camp to commiserate
with the IDPs over what has happened to them.
He
was taken round the camp by ADSEMA and NEMA officials where he donate the sum of
N5million naira to the Camp clinic for the purchase of other facilities that
are lacking there and had promised to donate 10 sewing machines to women who
were receiving skill acquisition training organized by UNFPA.
Governor Okezie Ikpeazu urged
the IDPs to take what happened to them as a will of God and assured them that Nigerian
Government, Adamawa state government, International donors and Well-meaning individuals
in the state will continue to support them. He commends the efforts of SEMA and
NEMA, and for the Support and care they have been rendering to the IDPs.
Responding
on behalf of the IDPs, Mr Nicolas thanked Governor Okpezi for the kind gesture
and prayed that God continue to bless him.
In
the same vein, UNFPA commenced its third
orientation of beneficiaries of the on-going skills acquisition training which
was organised by UNFPA in collaboration with state planning commission and
ministry for women Affairs, where a total number of 300 women will benefit .150
women from Malkohi and 150 women from NYSC camp respectively, the training they
will receive ranges from soap making, cap knitting, shampoo making, bag weaving
and tailoring.
The
programme was supervised by UNFPA Programme Officer, Auwal Abubakar, the State Coordinator Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Gladys Dzarma of State Planing Commission.
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