Bauchi State, Nigeria – April 24, 2025 – A joint assessment team from the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and the Bauchi State Emergency Management Agency (BASEMA) urgently evaluated a recent fire disaster.
The blaze severely impacted Beguwus, Maraku, and Kagadama communities in the Jama’are/Itas-Gadau Federal Constituency.
Led by NEMA’s Gombe Operations Office representative, Mr. Kabiru Moraki, the team assessed the damage to plan immediate relief and long-term recovery.
They prioritized determining the fire’s impact on homes, food supplies, and livelihoods.
Additionally, they engaged community leaders to gather critical data for effective intervention.
During the inspection, the team confirmed extensive property destruction, leaving many families homeless and vulnerable.
Mr. Moraki assured residents of NEMA’s unwavering commitment to providing timely aid.
He stressed the need for coordinated efforts between federal and state agencies to address the crisis efficiently.
Furthermore, NEMA reinforced its disaster response strategy, emphasizing rapid assessments and collaborative relief operations.
The agency urged residents to remain alert and report emergencies promptly for faster response times.
Meanwhile, updates on relief distribution and recovery plans will be shared as they unfold.
As the situation evolves, NEMA continues advocating for community resilience and disaster preparedness.
Consequently, affected families are encouraged to stay informed through official NEMA channels.
Proactive measures and public cooperation remain vital in mitigating future fire outbreaks.
For real-time updates, residents should monitor NEMA’s verified communication platforms.
The agency remains dedicated to supporting victims and restoring normalcy in the affected areas.
