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NEMA To Support Efforts To Upgrade FEMD To An Agency.

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January 14, 2025
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The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), says it will ensure that the FCT Emergency Management Department, (FEMD)has the legal backing to operate as an agency.

A statement made available to newsmen by the head public affairs states that; Mr Zakari Abubakar, Head Abuja Operations Office of NEMA, gave the assurance when he paid  a courtesy visit to FEMD.

“By the Act creating NEMA, it is our prerogative to ensure that the State Emergency Management Agency,(SEMA), is created, institutionalized and operational in every state in the country” Abubakar said. 

He requested for the copy of the draft bill seeking to upgrade FEMD to an agency, with a view to resolving grey areas.

Describing FEMD as a critical stakeholder, Abubakar promised to strengthen the existing collaboration in areas of intervention on vulnerable people and  training with a view to taking disaster management to the next level in the FCT.

In response, the Ag Director General of FEMD Engr. Abdulrahman Mohammed underscored the  importance of a SEMA in the FCT.

According to Abdulrahman, the FCT witnesses the daily influx of Nigerians, particularly the vulnerable.

“FCT has a lot of vulnerable people, because when they face crises they run to the FCT. But people don’t see this,they only see the city center”. He said 

The Ag DG appealed to NEMA for support in the areas of equipment, training, provision of vocational tools and empowerment items for vulnerable groups.

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