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Distribution of palliatives not meant to create dependency on govt – Zulum

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Borno State Governor, Babagana  Zulum

Borno State Governor, Babagana Zulum

Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno State has mentioned that his frequent distribution of meals palliatives to the individuals is necessitated by the circumstances of the state, moderately than to create dependency among the many individuals on authorities.

The governor additionally mentioned his administration’s frequent distribution of meals palliatives was necessitated by the necessity to strike a steadiness between addressing the instant wants of the individuals affected by the Boko Haram insurgency and laying the groundwork for a long-lasting change.

Zulum disclosed this throughout a chat with newsmen whereas supervising the distribution of meals palliative to the individuals at Gajiram, Nganzai Native Authorities Space, on Saturday.

“We aren’t creating dependency among the many individuals. Individuals ought to take notice that what we’re doing is critical. We solely give meals gadgets in locations extraordinarily affected by insurgency and steadily, we’re transiting out,” Zulum mentioned.

“Whereas meals palliatives are distributed to susceptible individuals most affected by the over-one-decade disaster, exceptional growth has been achieved in all of the important sectors reminiscent of healthcare, training, safety and infrastructure in Borno State”, Zulum maintained.

“So individuals ought to perceive that the palliative distribution was to salvage communities whose sources of livelihood had been reduce off as a result of actions of Boko Haram insurgents,” he burdened.

Zulum emphasised the necessity to set up a sustainable basis for long-term growth moderately than counting on short-term options like palliative distribution.

The governor supervised the distribution of meals and non-food gadgets and N25m money to over 25,000 households comprising 10,000 males and 15,000 females.

Every of the male heads of households obtained a bag of rice and a bag of maize, whereas about 15,000 households every obtained one wrapper and N5,000 money.

Zulum thanked the federal authorities for allocating to the state about 15,000 luggage of rice by means of the North-East Growth Fee.

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