By Samson Obande,  Lafia

The Nasarawa State APC governorship candidate, Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada, has commiserated with residents of Akpanaja and Rukubi Electoral Wards in Doma Local Government Area over the devastating flood that has submerged homes, farmlands and livelihoods.

In a statement by his media team, Senator Wadada expressed deep concern over the safety, welfare and livelihoods of families affected by the natural disaster, which has left many displaced and in distress.

He said the incident, which has disrupted daily activities and threatened means of livelihood in the affected communities, calls for compassion, collective responsibility and swift intervention.

Wadada called on relevant government agencies, emergency management authorities, community leaders and other critical stakeholders to urgently assess the situation and provide relief to the affected households.

He emphasized the need for proactive measures to protect lives and property, support vulnerable families and prevent further damage as water levels continue to rise.

The senator urged residents of the flood-prone areas to prioritize their personal safety, adhere to precautionary directives and cooperate with authorities deployed to manage the situation.

He reaffirmed his solidarity with the affected communities, stressing that the welfare and security of the people must remain paramount, especially in difficult moments.

Wadada further expressed hope that the victims will receive timely support to recover from the impact of the flood and return to normal life.

The flooding in Akpanaja and Rukubi has renewed calls for a coordinated emergency response and sustained attention to vulnerable riverine communities in Doma Local Government Area.