Nigerian businessman and philanthropist, Alhaji Aminu Dantata, and Abdulsamad Rabiu, the founder of BUA group, on Saturday raised over N1 billion for Jigawa flood victims.
The donations were made in Dutse at the fund raising in support of the 2022 flood victims in the state.
Dantata and Rabiu each donated N200 million, Jigawa State Government N250 million, Gov. Muhammad Badaru, donated N25 million on behalf of himself, family and his company, Talamis Group.
Other donors included the members of the state and National Assembly as well as council chairmen.
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Zenith Bank, Jaiz Bank, FCMB, Sterling Bank, GTBank and Unity Bank were among the financial institutions who made donations.
However, Dantata, who was represented by Alhaji Salisu Sambajo, expressed concern over the conditions in which the flood victims found themselves after the disaster.
The philanthropist prayed for those who died during the disaster and sympathised with those who lost their property and crops in the floods.
Similarly, Badaru also expressed appreciation to the teeming donors for their kind gesture.
The governor urged the fund raising committee to be equitable and just in the distribution of the palliatives and cash.
The committee chairman, Alhaji Bashir Dalhatu (Wazirin Dutse) and former Minister of Power, thanked individuals and group of companies for supporting the victims.
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