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No fewer than 1,000 persons have been displaced as rainstorm destroyed houses in Erimope Ekiti, Moba local government area of Ekiti state. The downpour,

By Victor Ogunje The Ekiti State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) has raised the alarm that there might be shortage of food in the state in the next planting season with the rate at which fire has been ravaging food and cash crops across the 16 local government areas of the state. The Chairman of the agency, Capt Sunday Adebomi (rtd), said the recent fire incident in the state had affected about nine local governments and destroyed food crops belonging to about 2,400 farmers, which he described as a bad omen for food production and supply. Adebomi raised the alarm on Monday while inspecting...

Daily Post Nigeria Published Ahead of the next planting season, the Ekiti State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), has raised the alarm that there might be shortage of food in the State with the rate at which fire has been ravaging food and cash crops across the 16 local government areas of the state. The Chairman of the agency, Capt Sunday Adebomi (rtd), said the recent fire incident in the state had affected about nine local governments and rendered about 2400 farmers jobless, which he described as a bad omen for food production and supply. Adebomi raised the fear on Monday while inspectin...

By Victor Ogunje The Ekiti State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), has lamented the destruction of over 200 hectares of land of cocoa and kola nut farms by fire in some towns it described as the cocoa belt of the state. The fire disaster occurred at Ikoro and Iloro communities in Ijero Local Government Area of the state. The Chairman of the SEMA, Capt. Sunday Adebomi (rtd), stated that other farm produce that were gutted by the fire included oranges, palm trees, plantains, pineapples, cassava as well as maize that were worth several millions of Naira. The SEMA boss made the revelation in Ik...

Translate Fire guts 200 hectares of cocoa plantations in Ekiti, over 40 farmers affected On Kindly Share This Story: A fire at the weekend, the cause of which is yet to be ascertained, has gutted Cocoa and Kolanut farms covering over 200 hectares of land valued at several millions of naira in Ikoro Ekiti, Ijero LGA of Ekiti . Capt. Sunday Adebomi, retired, Chairman of the Ekiti State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) made this known during an assessment visit to the scene of the tragedy to ascertain the level of damage wreaked. He listed other cash crops destroyed by the...