MD/CEO Mohamed G Alkali and Management paid a courtesy visit to the EFCC Corporate Head Quarters in Abuja the were received by the Commission's chairman Mr Ola Olukoyede

The MD/CEO, Mohamed G Alkali, and Executive Director of Administration and Finance, Dr. Garba Iliya, made an unexpected visit to the ongoing in-house training and interactive sessions. The training sessions,

which covered the North-East Stabilization and Development Master Plan (NESDMP), Integrated Management System (IMS), and NEDC Staff Health Insurance Scheme, received a surprise boost from the top executives' presence.

The Commission's management team, headed by the MD/CEO Mohamed G Alkali, conducted a damage assessment in Nangere, Yobe State. The purpose of this visit is to evaluate the extent of infrastructure damage, including roads and culverts, caused by recent heavy rainfall in the region

NEDC continues flood damage assessment in Yobe State. The Commission's team headed by the MD/CEO Mohamed G Alkali and the ED Admin Dr Garba Iliya visited Garin Gada, Nangere LGA, and Kaliyari, Jumbam, assessing collapsed roads, culverts, and bridges.

Due to access issues, Garin Malam and the Jumbam collapse site remained inaccessible. We expressed our sympathies to the affected communities in Yobe.

In response to the unfortunate flooding situation in the Maiduguri metropolis of Borno State, which started last weekend and increased in the early hours of Monday, 9th September 2024, resulting from excess waters from the Alau Dam, we have begun the evacuation of residents of

STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE PRESIDENT TINUBU EXPRESSES CONCERN OVER MAIDUGURI FLOOD, PLEDGES FEDERAL SUPPORT President Bola Tinubu expresses deep concern about the flooding in parts of Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State. The worst flood in recent decades has displaced

Rising Stronger Together: Vice President Kashim Shettima’s Message on the Flood in Maiduguri I am deeply devastated by the flood that has engulfed Maiduguri and its environs. My heart goes out to the families who have tragically lost their homes and livelihoods in this calamity. Our

In response to our 2024 Flood Outlook, we had implemented comprehensive contingency plans and adopted proactive measures to mitigate potential impacts. Despite these preparations, the severity of this flood has far exceeded our estimates, marking the most catastrophic flood in

The MD/CEO, Mohammed G. Alkali, accompanied by the Executive Director Admin and Finance, Dr. Garba iliya, conducted a comprehensive assessment of the devastation caused by recent flooding in Maiduguri, Borno State.

In response to the crisis, the MD/CEO reaffirmed the Commission’s commitment to addressing the immediate needs of the affected communities. He emphasized the importance of collaborating with both State and Federal agencies to ensure a coordinated and effective response.

The Commission will work in close partnership with these agencies to assess the most pressing needs and ensure the timely delivery of essential relief materials and support to flood victims.

Vice President Kashim Shettima at the flooded Palace of the Shehu of Borno during his working visit to Borno State to commiserate with the people of the state over the recent flood disaster.

Borno: VP Shettima, Zulum sympathise with flood victims Vice President Kashim Shettima has on the directive of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu visited Maiduguri to sympathize with millions of people who were displaced following the devastating flood disaster that ravaged the entire City on

The VP who could not have access to his Maiduguri residence due to the flood has since returned to Abuja. Amongst the entourage of the VP were Director Generals of NEMA Nigeria, Hajiya Zubaida Umar, North East Development Commission (NEDC) Goni Alkali, Minister of Agriculture and Food Security,

MD/CEO Mohamed G. Alkali, held a press conference to announce the release of food and non-food items to support flood victims in the Northeast region. The region has been severely affected by heavy flooding, with Borno State suffering the most damage.

These relief materials are intended for displaced persons across the entire region, as part of the efforts to alleviate their hardships caused by the flooding.