- Michika, Adamawa State, suffers from severe flood damage, affecting Bilabuli and Angwan Kafui communities, with homes, businesses, and farms devastated.
- Engineer Venjel Kambasha and the Dove Foundation step in to support flood victims, emphasizing the need for swift and coordinated assistance from government and humanitarian organizations.
- They urge stakeholders, including the Adamawa State government, development partners, and residents, to unite for immediate relief and long-term solutions to prevent future disasters.
Engineer Venjei Kambasha and Dove Foundation Extend Support to Michika Flood Victims
Michika, Adamawa State, Nigeria – Following the devastating flood that struck Michika LGA, particularly affecting Bilabuli and Angwan Kafui communities, residents find themselves in dire need of assistance.
Homes, businesses, and farmlands have been severely impacted, leaving many without essential necessities such as food and clean water.
Recognizing the urgency of the situation as floodwaters recede, they emphasize the importance of swift action from both the Adamawa State government and humanitarian organizations.
Their plea is for coordinated efforts to provide immediate relief and sustainable interventions to aid in the community’s recovery.
“We urge the Adamawa State government and humanitarian organizations to come together to provide assistance and sustainable interventions for the future,” stated Engineer Venjel Kambasha, founder of Dove Foundation.
The Dove Foundation, under the leadership of Engineer Kambasha, pledges its support, emphasizing the need for collective action to prevent further devastation from future floods.
They call upon stakeholders, development partners, the Northeast Development Commission, and Michika’s residents to unite in efforts to ensure long-term solutions that safeguard against similar calamities.
“We call on all stakeholders, concerned development partners, the Northeast Development Commission, and Michika’s esteemed individuals to join forces in providing sustainable interventions to avoid more horrendous impact of flood for the sake of the future.”
“We believe together, we can make a difference and help those affected recover,” added Engineer Venjel Kambasha.
In response to this urgent call to action, contributions from all concerned parties are encouraged to alleviate the suffering of the flood victims and to build resilience against future natural disasters.
