IDS Nigeria Highlights IRW-Backed Humanitarian Impact in Courtesy Visit to Zulum

 The Project Director of Intercommunity Development Social Organization (IDS) Nigeria, McShimana Jacobs Akem, has paid a courtesy visit to Borno State Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, to brief him on the organization’s ongoing humanitarian and development interventions across the state.

   The Executive governor of Borno state       Professor Zulum in post with Project Director of Intercommunity Development Social Organization (IDS) Nigeria, McShimana Jacobs Akem at visit 

During the meeting, Akem outlined IDS Nigeria’s key focus areas, including social cohesion, food security and livelihoods, education in emergencies (EiE), climate change adaptation, disaster management, and inclusive programming targeted at vulnerable and conflict-affected populations.

He noted that the organization’s interventions are designed to strengthen community resilience, promote peaceful coexistence, and support recovery efforts in areas impacted by conflict, climate shocks, and displacement.

The engagement also acknowledged the critical role of Islamic Relief Worldwide (IRW) in supporting humanitarian action in Nigeria, particularly in disaster risk reduction, emergency response, and sustainable community development.


Governor Zulum commended the contributions of IDS Nigeria and its partners, reiterating the Borno State Government’s commitment to collaborating with credible humanitarian organizations to improve the welfare and resilience of affected communities.

The visit underscored a shared commitment to strengthening coordination between the state government and humanitarian actors in addressing Borno’s complex humanitarian and development challenges.

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