Catholic Entity in Nigerian Diocese Donates to Survivors of Christmas Weekend Attacks

Some of the items donated included bags of beans, rice, garri, maize, and other valuables.

Also speaking during the event, the JDPC Coordinator of Pankshin Diocese, Fr. Basil Kassam said 150 displaced households are expected to benefit from the donation.

He explained that the distribution of the items was devoid of religious, tribal and denominational affiliations

Kassam, who decried the killings and destruction of farmlands and other properties in communities, called on the government to be proactive in tackling the insecurity.

He advised the victims to continually trust God, adding that the end to the current security challenges is near.

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Speaking on behalf of the beneficiaries, Mr. Maren Danjuma, thanked the donors for their generosity, saying the support would go a long way in alleviating their challenges.

He appealed to the government and the security agencies to intensify efforts to return victims to their homes.

Abah Anthony John is a Nigerian Journalist with great enthusiasm and interest for Catholic Church Communication and Media Apostolate. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Mass Communication from Benue State University, Makurdi, Benue State Nigeria. He has vast experience in Print,  Electronic and Multi-Media Production.