Seyi Tinubu Donates N500m To Borno Flood Victims

Seyi Tinubu, the first son of President Bola Tinubu has donated N50m to victims of the Maiduguri flood. The flood reportedly ravaged 70 per cent of the city and displaced millions of residents.

Seyi who was accompanied by his brother, friends, and associates said they were in Maiduguri to sympathise with the victims and contribute towards ameliorating the difficult situation resulting from the flood.

He promised that the intervention would continue until Borno state, especially Maiduguri, sees the light again.

Seyi Tinubu was received by Governor Babagana Zulum in the state government house.

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He was optimistic that the people would come out of the situation stronger.

He said, “We are here today, not just as representatives of our family but as members of a collective effort of young Nigerians to bring hope and relief to those who need it most. This is a moment for solidarity, compassion, and immediate action.

“Maiduguri and Borno State have rich histories. The people are resilient. Despite the issues of the past few years, they have braved all odds which is why such a painful national tragedy that befell the state deserves our collective effort, support and prayers. Even more, it deserves our active collaboration and contributions.

“When my dad, President Bola Tinubu, visited Maiduguri earlier this week, he spoke about the urgent need for the private sector and individuals alike to step up in support of the communities affected. Inspired by his call, my wife Layal, and I through the Noella Foundation, my brother Yinka, our friends, and numerous private sector partners have joined hands to respond swiftly to the needs of those displaced by this tragedy.”

He also donated 10,000 pieces of mosquito nets, blankets, mattresses, kettles, wrappers, buckets, mats, sanitary pads and wash kits.

He lauded the governor for his tireless leadership during the crisis.

“Your Excellency, distinguished leaders, and the resilient people of Borno State, in times of hardship, it is our shared responsibility to stand together. These medical supplies, survival kits, and food items we have brought today are our little gesture of solidarity and compassion, knowing that no amount of aid can replace the lives and homes affected by this devastating flood.

“However, we hope this small contribution brings comfort and relief to those in need. Together, we can rebuild and heal, for in unity, there is strength. The Nigerian youth stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of Borno. We are in this together and our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Just like President Bola Tinubu said on Monday, Borno will rise again.”

The governor thanked the President’s son and his team for the donations promising that wthey would be used for appropriate purposes.