Kogi SA on SEMA, lauds Gov. Ododo’s proactive response to the GSM village fire disaster in Lokoja

The Special Adviser on State Emergency Management Agency, (SEMA), to Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo of Kogi, Dr.Musa Mimi Sandra FCIHRM,FIPMA-N has commended the governor over his prompt visit to the scene of the fire disaster at the GSM village in Lokoja on Thursday.

The fire disaster which occured early hours of Thursday was said to have destroyed property worth millions of naira, leaving shop owners stranded.

According to eye witness, the fire outbreak started in the early hours of Thursday due to power surge.

The Special Adviser who accompanied Governor Ododo to the scene of the infano for an on the sport assessment, noted that the governor’s visit has boosted the morale of the shop owners, knowing that they have a Governor who cares about their welfare and security.

Dr. Sandra expressed her sincere appreciation to the Governor of Kogi State, for his prompt and compassionate response to the tragedy and his assurance of support for those affected by the disaster

“The Governor’s swift visit to the scene of the inferno provided the much-needed comfort and assurance to the affected individuals in their moments of trial.

“The quick and decisive action of Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo, whose immediate visit to the GSM Village in the wake of the fire brought hope to the victims is commendable. His presence and words of encouragement has demonstrated his deep commitment to the welfare of every Kogi citizen.

She also thanked the governor for prioritizing the needs of the affected traders during this challenging time,” she stressed

According to her Governor Ododo is proactive in addressing emergencies in the state, adding that his administration’s dedication to safeguarding the lives and property of Kogi State citizens is not in doubt.

In her words “Governor Ododo’s leadership, has continue to foster a sense of security and confidence among the people, particularly in times like this.

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