PDP leaders visit Benue flood victims with relief materials (Photos)
The national leaders of PDP visited Benue government house, Makurdi, to pay a sympathy visit to the good people of Benue over the flood incidence in the state.
- Leaders of PDP visited Benue state on Friday, September 8
- They went with relief materials for the victim of a recent flooding in the state
- The delegation was led by the National Publicity Secretary, Prince Dayo Adeyeye
The National Leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), visited government house, Makurdi, Benue state, on Friday, September 8, to pay a sympathy visit to the people of Benue over the flood incidence in the state.
NAIJ.com gathered that the delegation was led by the National Publicity Secretary of the PDP and former minister of works, Prince Dayo Adeyeye.
The delegation was led by Prince Dayo Adeyeye. Photo credit: PDP
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The National Legal Adviser of the PDP, Rt. Hon. Dave Iorhemba was also on the entourage with the board of trustee member, Mrs Magaret Icheen.
The state exco of the party led by the state chairman, Sir. John Ngbede and other members of his state working committee were on ground to receive leadership from the National Headquarters.
The relief items were received by the state governor. Photo Credit: PDP
The party during the visit made donation of food items and other materials to support the victims of the flood.
The party national legal adviser, PDP, Rt. Hon. Dave Iorhemba was also part of the delegation. Photo credit: PDP
NAIJ.com reported on Friday, September 8, that a similar case of flash flood has hit Kogi state, destroying properties.
Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi state has ordered residents affected by the flood to leave to safety while those in other areas prone to tragedy should be evacuated.
Petra Akinti, the chief press secretary to Governor Bello, said the government was doing everything to protect lives.
Watch how victims of a recent Lekki flood recount their experiences:
Source: Naij.com