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04/11/2022

04/11/2022

Need to cushion hysteria and devastation in Rivers state and the Niger Delta.

People are suffering from not only flood, malnutrition, dangerous reptile invasion and loss of properties, Serious Hunger and diseases

01/11/2022

Seafoodies ❤️❤️

01/11/2022

It is really a trying time 🙏

28/10/2022

Commuters arriving Bayelsa from Port Harcourt by
trucks.
This photo was taken yesterday
Bayelsa is currently cut of from the rest of Nigeria.
Cost of living on the rise
So many families has moved to IDP CAMPS NO FOOD NO WATER
THEY NEED HELP
Send us an email [email protected] to support in feeding and
helping victims
YOU CAN HELP IN YOUR LITTLE WAY

VictimsInBayelsa

27/10/2022

This community needs help🙏

25/10/2022

23/10/2022

THE PAIN THAT YOU'VE
BEEN FEELING CANNOT
COMPARE TO THE JOY
THAT
"'S COMING
ROMANS 8:18

22/10/2022

Sharkhouse Foundation, a non-governmental organisation supporting local fishermen mostly in Rivers State, has appealed to public-spirited individuals to donate funds and relief items to ameliorate the impacts of the raging flood on the people of the Niger Delta region. 

This appeal comes following the persistent flooding that is currently ravaging and misplacing residents and destroying properties across several states in the Niger Delta.

According to the Federal Government, the flooding disaster has killed over 603 persons, displaced 1,302,589 million people and destroyed over 108,393 hectares of farmlands across the country.

Oruitemeka, however, recalled that the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Hajiya Sadiya Umar-Farouq also warned of more devastating effects in Anambra, Cross River, Rivers, Delta and Bayelsa States respectively.

Following this ugly and sudden trend, the CEO of Sharkhouse Foundation, Ibinabo Oriutemeka has risen to the occasion to provide succour to victims of the flood in the affected states.

While noting that the donations can be in cash or kind, the CEO emphasised that the funds would be used for food (canned and fresh), insecticide-treated nets, medications, first aid kits, potable water, cooking and eating utensils, diapers, disposable cups and plates, sanitary pads, towels, sponges, toiletries, clothes and mattresses among others.. 
With this, Sharkhouse has partnered local fishermen across the Niger Delta. "These fishermen take relief items and cash to the victims. And they also assist those stranded across the waters.

"We have taken the lead by sending relief materials to the victims. By Tuesday, the fishermen would have arrived there," says Oriutemeka.

The Sharkhouse Foundation boss, therefore, called on Nigerians home and abroad to come to the aid of the victims however they can. "Your one kobo will go a long way to save a life," she beckoned. 

Donations can be made to 0469664130 GTB Sharkhouse101 Foundation

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