Richard Pius Garba, Kafanchan
A former National Secretary of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) and immediate past Chairman of the Southern Kaduna Christian Leaders Association (SKCLA), Apostle Dr. Emmanuel Nuhu Kure, has expressed deep sympathy and solidarity with the people of Kwara State over the tragic incident that claimed lives and left many families in grief.
In a condolence message, Apostle Kure commiserated with the traditional ruler, Islamic clerics, and the entire people of the affected community, describing the incident as heartbreaking and deeply distressing.
He noted that the pain, fear and anguish being experienced by the victims and their leaders can only be imagined, especially by communities that have recently gone through similar ordeals.
“We can imagine the nightmare and anguish they are going through,” he said.
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“We in Southern Kaduna have walked a similar path, and but for the grace of God, the story could have been worse. Our hearts go out to the king, the Imams and the entire people at this very difficult time,” Kure added.
Apostle Kure, who is also the Vision Pioneer of Throne Room Trust Ministry, Kafanchan, prayed for divine comfort for the bereaved families and quick healing for those affected.
He called for unity, restraint and prayers across religious and ethnic lines, urging Nigerians to stand together in moments of sorrow while working collectively for peace, justice and the protection of lives.
The Christian Cleric further appealed to relevant authorities to intensify efforts at safeguarding communities, stressing that the sanctity of human life must always remain paramount.