Hon. Tajudeen Abisodun Were, the honorable representative for Saki West, Saki East, and ATISBO, was deeply moved by the plight of his constituents in the communities of Agooluwabi and Baabo. Just weeks ago, these areas had been devastated by relentless floods, leaving homes destroyed and lives disrupted.
After assessing the widespread damage caused by the flooding, Hon. Were knew that urgent intervention was necessary. He wasted no time and took it upon himself to write a heartfelt letter to the Director of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), urging immediate action to provide relief for the affected communities.
In his letter, he passionately detailed the suffering of the people, many of whom had lost their homes and livelihoods. He highlighted the desperate need for food, clean drinking water, and shelter. Hon. Were’s eloquent appeal to NEMA underscored the urgency of the situation and the need for swift and comprehensive relief efforts.
NEMA promptly acknowledged the letter and assured Hon. Were of their commitment to address the crisis. While the wheels of bureaucracy turned, the honorable representative continued to advocate tirelessly for his constituents, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.
The affected communities, Agooluwabi and Baabo, were filled with hope, knowing that their pleas had been heard and that help was on the way. The resilience and determination of Hon. Tajudeen Abisodun Were, coupled with the promise of NEMA’s intervention, provided a ray of hope to the flood-affected residents.
As the communities of Agooluwabi and Baabo continued to rebuild their lives, Hon. Were’s unwavering commitment to their well-being served as a testament to the power of dedicated leadership and the resilience of communities in the face of adversity. The promise of relief from NEMA was a beacon of hope in their journey towards recovery.
