Bello, at the event in Mokwa and Edati Local Government Areas of the state on Friday, said that the victims in Muregi and Ketso communities would be the beneficiaries of the scheme.
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The commission also released the sum of N15million to over 8,000 affected households.
The development was made known in a statement issued Tuesday night by the spokesperson of Coalition of Shiroro Associations (COSA) Silas Saba, in Minna, the State’s capital.
The disclosure was made in Borgu, Niger State, on Saturday by Joseph Ityav, Chairman of the Governing Council of the Hydroelectric Power Producing Areas Development Commission (HYPPADEC).
He said if elected in the 2019 general elections, he will fight to put it in its proper position.