Former President Goodluck Jonathan has sympathised with victims of the ravaging floods across Nigeria.
He charged citizens and humanitarian agencies to demonstrate solidarity with the victims while appealing for support.
The ex-president expressed these in a statement posted to his verified Facebook page late Thursday.
Jonathan, who visited some affected communities in Bayelsa State, including his Otuoke hometown, said it was “a depressing situation in many of the affected communities because of the magnitude of the flood and the disruption and destruction it has caused.”
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