In recent days, communities in Mangu Local Government Area have faced significant hardship, leaving many families displaced and in urgent need of support. Amid the challenges, a united response from government bodies, health authorities, and humanitarian partners has brought much-needed relief to affected residents.
Our team reached out to 150 displaced individuals currently taking temporary shelter at COCIN LCC Wubel, where they have found safety and a supportive community atmosphere despite the difficult circumstances.
To alleviate their immediate needs, we provided relief materials that offered comfort, nourishment, and reassurance. These efforts form part of our ongoing commitment to stand with vulnerable families during moments of crisis.
We are encouraged to see strong collaboration among key partners. The Plateau State Government, the Ministry of Health, and the State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) also delivered substantial relief items, including various food supplies to help stabilize the situation for affected residents.
In addition, the Honourable Commissioner for Health made a significant contribution by providing essential medications to support the health and wellbeing of those displaced. This intervention is particularly important, as access to healthcare services becomes even more critical during displacement.
The collective response demonstrates the power of collaboration—government agencies, community structures, and humanitarian organizations working hand in hand to restore hope and provide immediate assistance to families in distress.
As recovery efforts continue, we remain committed to supporting the displaced community in Mangu LGA and working with partners to ensure that no family is left without help, care, or compassion.