Flood: Over 1,200 Houses Affected in Damboa and Chibok
The affected areas include Gumsuri, Garjang and Wovi in Damboa as well as Mboa, Whuntaku and Yarchida villages of Chibok local government.
Environment
Alau Dam: Zulum, Shehu Plead with FG to Expedite Rehabilitation Work
The Governor expressed concern over the slow pace of work, warning that the rainy season has already begun.
Zulum Signs Executive Orders to Prohibit Indiscriminate Felling of Trees, Mandate Sanitation Exercise
He emphasised the need to safeguard the ecosystem and protect future generations.
Zulum approves N850 million for rehabilitation, upgrade of boreholes in flood affected areas
This is part of a decisive move to address water scarcity caused by the devastating flood of 10th September 2024 and to restore access to potable water in most affected areas.
Zulum moves to tackled scarcity of water, drilled 25 new boreholes in Mafoni, others
It was gathered that the key interventions under this emergency initiative include the conversion of 48 lower aquifer boreholes to hybrid energy systems and the construction of 50 new upper aquifer boreholes.
Residents urged to report suspicious devices in North-East
Balami emphasized the importance of awareness in safeguarding lives, especially as explosive remnants often remain after armed conflicts.
Construction of Damaturu Mega Motor Park Commences as Contractor Mobilizes to Site
The contract was awarded to Samsud Construction Nig. Ltd. at the cost of N6.1 billion, with a completion timeline of 12 calendar months.
Zulum: Alau Dam Reconstruction to Restore Dignity, Livelihoods in Borno
The Alau Dam collapsed on September 10, 2024, causing catastrophic flooding that killed at least several people and displaced thousands….
Damaturu Flyover: The Making of A Befitting State Capital
The government is committed to the completion of the seventeen ongoing road projects and to embark on eleven new ones.
UN Allocates US$5 Million for Flood Preparedness in Nigeria
The UN Emergency Relief Coordinator, Tom Fletcher, has released US$5 million from the Central Emergency Fund (CERF) for anticipatory action to mitigate the impact of potential floods in Nigeria