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USAID funding withdrawal affects over 220,000 beneficiaries in Yobe – SEMA

14 hours ago

USAID funding withdrawal affects over 220,000 beneficiaries in Yobe – SEMA

The recent withdrawal of USAID funding has significantly affected over 220,000 beneficiaries across critical sectors in Yobe State.

The Executive Secretary of the State Emergency Management Agency, SEMA, Dr Mohammed Goje, stated this while reacting to the exit of the U.S. humanitarian agency via his verified Facebook page.

He posted that the affected sectors include health, education, protection, WASH, early recovery and livelihood, food security, and multipurpose cash assistance.

“This decision has created substantial gaps in essential humanitarian and development services, putting vulnerable communities at risk,” he said.

In response to the situation, he noted that Governor Mai Mala Buni has directed SEMA and other relevant agencies to conduct a thorough assessment of the gaps and initiate urgent measures to mitigate the impact.

“An in-depth analysis has been conducted in collaboration with UNOCHA and key partners to identify gaps, priority needs, and explore sustainable solutions.

“Efforts are now being intensified to mobilise resources both within and outside the state and to advocate for alternative funding to sustain life-saving interventions,” Goje added.

According to him, the Yobe State Government remains committed to ensuring that affected communities continue to receive the support they need.

He called on humanitarian partners, development agencies, and stakeholders to join hands in bridging these gaps and sustaining critical services for the people of Yobe State.

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