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Nasarawa blames delayed emergency response on lack of specialised personnel

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The Nasarawa State Emergency Management Agency blames delayed emergency response on a lack of specialised personnel and technical units, its DG told lawmak Read More: https://punchng.com/nasarawa-blames-delayed-emergency-response-on-lack-of-specialised-personnel/

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