Alhaji Garba Mohammed, Kano State Commissioner for Information, who led the state government delegation, gave each of the victims N100,000 on Tuesday in Ibadan.
Other members of the delegation were Alhaji Ibrahim Muktar, Commissioner for Trade and Commerce; and Alhaji Sanusi Muhammed, Commissioner for Education.
Mohammed said Ganduje had directed them to visit the victims who were indigenes of Kano State to see how they are faring and how the state government could support them.
He said: “We have about 185 people who are indigenes of Kano, affected by this unfortunate incident.
“We have made our calculations that each and everyone of them will get a N100,000.
“Those of them who have gone to Kano, we will also see and discuss with the governor.
“We will identify them in Kano and give them the money.”
Mohammed said the delegation had interacted with the victims to know their pains and challenges, promising to inform Ganduje to relay such to his counterpart in Oyo State, Seyi Makinde.
The Commissioner, who expressed sadness over the unfortunate incident, called for synergy among the governors as well as security agencies.
He said: “State Governors should be able to share their experiences.
“Our Governors were in Ibadan and Oyo.
“I am also happy that they are having another security meeting in Ogun State.
“So, I think governors from the Southern and Northern parts of the country should try as much as possible to ensure that they continue to meet, share experiences.
“And harmonise whatever situation they are having in their respective states in terms of security challenges.”
Mohammed called on Nigerians to embrace peaceful coexistence, urging them to always tolerate each other.
