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Gulani LGA cut off from Yobe by flood – Buni

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Yobe State Governor, Mai Mala Buni said on Monday in Damaturu that flood, resulting from days of torrential rains have cut off Gulani Local Government Area from access to other parts of the state.

The governor’s words were contained in a statement issued by his Director-General, Press and Media Affairs, Alhaji Mamman Mohammed.

He said a 500-meter road linking Gujba with Gulani, on the borders with Borno and Gombe was washed away by the flood.

The governor added that many houses, farmlands and livestock were submerged.

Buni said he had directed the state’s emergency management agency to access the level of damage and provide relief materials for victims.

He called on the National Emergency Management Agency to also assist the victims in view of the magnitude of the flood.

Meanwhile, Chairman of Gulani Local Government Council, Alhaji Ilu Dayyabu, said more than 100 houses and shops were submerged by flood in Kukawa, Bularafa and Bulunkutu.

He told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that a box culvert was completely washed away in Bukci, cutting the community away.

Dayyabu said the flood ravaged nine of the 12 wards in the area. They are Sabai, Jibulwa, Bara, Gagure, Kushmega, Garin Tuwo, Teteba, Ruhu and Gulani.

NAN

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