Yesterday, my heart was heavy as I walked through the flood-ravaged communities of Luudee, Lueku, Taabaa, and Lumene in Khana Constituency II.
Yesterday, my heart was heavy as I walked through the flood-ravaged communities of Luudee, Lueku, Taabaa, and Lumene in Khana Constituency II.
I saw homes swallowed by floodwaters, farmlands destroyed, properties lost, and families struggling to cope with pain and uncertainty. Many of our people do not know where their next meal will come from, while children have been forced out of school.
As a son of the soil, I could not stay away. I went to see the situation for myself, document the extent of the damage, and ensure that the cries of our people are heard by the relevant authorities.
I want the affected families to know that you are not alone. Your pain is our pain, and your burden is our burden. I will continue to engage every available channel to seek urgent relief and support for our communities. I am determined to ensure that the cries and pains of our people reach the appropriate authorities and emergency agencies, and that whatever assistance, relief materials, and support are being provided to flood victims elsewhere in the state also reach our people here in Nyokhana.
This is exactly why we need compassionate and responsive representation—leadership that stands with the people not only in moments of celebration but also in times of hardship.
May God comfort every affected family, strengthen those who have suffered losses, and restore all that has been lost.
October 5th, 2026
I saw homes swallowed by floodwaters, farmlands destroyed, properties lost, and families struggling to cope with pain and uncertainty. Many of our people do not know where their next meal will come from, while children have been forced out of school.
As a son of the soil, I could not stay away. I went to see the situation for myself, document the extent of the damage, and ensure that the cries of our people are heard by the relevant authorities.
I want the affected families to know that you are not alone. Your pain is our pain, and your burden is our burden. I will continue to engage every available channel to seek urgent relief and support for our communities. I am determined to ensure that the cries and pains of our people reach the appropriate authorities and emergency agencies, and that whatever assistance, relief materials, and support are being provided to flood victims elsewhere in the state also reach our people here in Nyokhana.
This is exactly why we need compassionate and responsive representation—leadership that stands with the people not only in moments of celebration but also in times of hardship.
May God comfort every affected family, strengthen those who have suffered losses, and restore all that has been lost.
October 5th, 2026
