Dam Spillage: Ibrahim Mahama Donates To Over 20k Homes Affected By Tragedy In The Volta Region

• Ibrahim Mahama has made a significant donation to people affected by the tragic spillage of the Akosombo dam, which has displaced thousands of people in the Volta Region
• The business magnate has donated to over 20,000 homes affected by the unfortunate disaster, providing them with numerous relief items
• Ibrahim Mahama’s donation is the biggest support yet from an individual or any institution to the displaced people

Ghanaian business magnate Ibrahim Mahama has come to the aid of thousands of people affected by the tragic spillage of the Akosombo Dam, affecting numerous communities. This calamity has ruined the lives of many, prompting Ibrahim Mahama to extend a helping hand.

The Akosombo Dam spillage, a devastating event, has wreaked havoc on communities in the Central, South, North Tongu, and Keta Constituencies. The surging waters have led to significant flooding in low-lying areas along the river, including but not limited to Mepe, Battor, Sogakope, Mafi, Adidome, and Ada. Homes have been submerged, and livelihoods disrupted, leaving many in dire need.

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Ibrahim Mahama has taken a remarkable step to alleviate the suffering of those affected. His benevolence reaches over 20,000 households who have fallen victim to this unfortunate disaster.

The donation includes a staggering 20,000 bags of 5kg rice, 24,000 cans of mackerel, 12,000 bottles of cooking oil, 400 packs of water, and 1,000 student mattresses. These essential relief items will provide much-needed sustenance and comfort to the affected families during these trying times.

What makes this contribution truly remarkable is that it stands as the largest single support provided by an individual or institution to those displaced by the Akosombo Dam spillage. The immense scale of this gesture shows Ibrahim Mahama's commitment to standing with the affected people in their time of need.

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The spillage, caused by a controlled release due to high water levels in the Akosombo Dam, resulted in widespread flooding across multiple districts, displacing thousands and disrupting essential services

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Source: YEN.com.gh