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The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), on Thursday, engaged critical stakeholders on the level of preparedness to mitigate flooding in Gombe State. Mrs Ummunah Ahmad, the Head of Operations, NEMA, while addressing stakeholders at the meeting, said disaster management remained a collective task for all stakeholders. Ahmad said that bringing stakeholders together would help them

A 300-level female student of the Food and Science Technology Department, Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology, Wudil, Kano, Aisha Yahaya, has been found dead in a student lodge outside the school premises.

It is true many workers, both academic and non-academic, have left the university, but as I am now, I can’t give a specific number.

Gombe State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) has said that three persons lost their lives and 22 others injured in the 2023 flood disaster in the state.

The Gombe State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) has said that three persons lost their lives and 22 others injured in the 2023 flood disaster in the state. | Pulse Nigeria

The Gombe State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), says the state's flood disaster in 2023 claimed three lives and injured twenty-two more. The agency

The 2023 flood disaster in Gombe State reportedly resulted in the death of at least three lives and injuries to 22 individuals. The Gombe State Emergency

The Gombe State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) has said that three persons lost their lives and 22 others injured in the 2023 flood disaster in the state. The agency said the disaster also killed seven animals, destroyed 1,838 houses and 257 farmlands between May and October, 2023. The Executive Secretary of the agency, Mr Abdullahi

The Executive Secretary of SEMA in Gombe State said three persons lost their lives and 22 others were injured in the 2023 flood disaster.

Textile trader Yusuf Abdullahi admitted he could not afford to marry despite being 30 years old until Nigeria's northern Kano state financed and staged mass weddings for 1,800 couples.The mass wedding programme has helped boost Kano's economic development by providing work to furniture makers, hospitality workers and textile traders, Yusuf said.