Umahi commiserates with Ganduja over mother in law Demise

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By Mashe Umaru Gwamna

Minister of Works David Umahi has commiserated with National Chairman of All Progressives Congress APC,Abdullahi Ganduje over the demise of his mother in-law Hajiya Asiya Muhammad Gauyama which occurred on 24th June 2024.
Umahi expressed his heartfelt condolences to the entire family .
“ Please accept the assurances of the deepest compassions, esteemed regards and best wishes of my family, the management and Staff of the Federal Ministry of Works”.
He said “The death of a loved one no doubt creates irreplaceable vacuum in the hearts of the bereaved”.
He urged the APC chairman to take solace in the knowledge that your late mother-in-law left good memories of great moral values of fairness and forgiveness in her interpersonal relations, sportsmanship and gratitude in her endeavours, patience and understanding in her aspirations, affection for unity and progress of her community as well as compassion for the cause of humanity.
“I pray God Almighty to give you and the bereaved family, the fortitude to bear the loss and grant her eternal repose”.

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