Sen. Shekarau Leads Sympathy Visit to Borno State, Donates N50m to Flood Victims

By Sule Sani Sule

Today, His Excellency Senator Ibrahim Shekarau led a delegation of the League of Northern Democrats to Borno State on a sympathy visit following the devastating flood disaster. The visit was a gesture of solidarity with the people of Borno State, who have been severely affected by the floods.

During the visit, Senator Shekarau presented a cash donation of N50 million to the Borno State Governor on behalf of the League of Northern Democrats. This generous donation aims to provide relief to the affected flood victims and support their recovery efforts.

The League of Northern Democrats is a prominent Northern political movement focused on promoting good governance, addressing security challenges, and tackling other pressing issues in Northern Nigeria. The movement has been engaging in consultations with key stakeholders, including leaders of the North, former military personnel, and other dignitaries.

This sympathy visit and donation demonstrate the League's commitment to supporting communities in need and promoting unity and cooperation throughout the region.

As Borno State continues to recover from the flood disaster, initiatives like this sympathy visit and donation serve as a beacon of hope for those affected. The League of Northern Democrats' efforts will undoubtedly make a significant impact on the lives of the flood victims.

By leading this sympathy visit and donation effort, Senator Shekarau and the League of Northern Democrats have shown their dedication to the well-being of the people of Borno State and the broader Northern Nigerian community.

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