Managing Director of the Nigerian Port Authority (NPA), Hadiza Bala-Usman, has donated essentials worth millions of naira to the internally displaced persons (IDPs) of Borno State.
Bala-Usman, while making the donation in Maiduguri in commemoration of the third year of the abduction of the Chibok girls, said the donation of the essentials was informed by the need to assist the IDPs, who she said, lived at the mercy of the rest of us.
“I believe this is expected from us as our social responsibility towards the group. I also believe that since this week will be three years the Chibok girls were captured, we still believe the military will get them from their captors inside the Sambisa,” she stated.
She also commended Governor Kashim Shettima for his continued support for the Chibok girls and the education of the girl-child among the IDPs.
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