death – obituary– Cause of Death News : My heart was heavy as I made my way to Katsina today to pay my respects to the family of my dear friend and colleague, Alhaji Lawal Kaita. The news of the passing of Hajiya Yalwa Kaita, the matriarch of the family, had come as a shock to us all. I knew I had to be there for them during this difficult time.
As I arrived at their home, I was greeted by a somber atmosphere. The air was filled with grief and sadness, but also with a sense of unity and strength as family and friends came together to support one another. I could see the pain etched on the faces of those who had gathered to mourn the loss of a beloved mother, grandmother, and pillar of the community.
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I was welcomed with open arms by the Governor of Katsina, Dikko Umar Radda, who had also come to pay his respects to the Kaita family. We exchanged heartfelt condolences and shared memories of Hajiya Yalwa Kaita, a woman who had touched the lives of so many with her kindness, wisdom, and grace.
As I sat with Alhaji Lawal Kaita and his family, I listened to stories of Hajiya Yalwa’s life and legacy. She was a woman of strength and resilience, who had faced many challenges with courage and dignity. Her love for her family was evident in the way she cared for them and supported them through every hardship and triumph.
I offered my prayers and support to the Kaita family, knowing that no words could truly ease their pain. But I hoped that my presence there, along with the presence of so many others who loved and respected Hajiya Yalwa, would bring them some comfort in their time of sorrow.
As the day went on, more friends and well-wishers arrived to pay their respects. The house was filled with the sounds of mourning and remembrance, but also with the warmth of shared memories and the strength of a community coming together in solidarity.
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I left Katsina that evening with a heavy heart, but also with a sense of gratitude for having been able to be there for the Kaita family in their time of need. The loss of Hajiya Yalwa Kaita had left a void in their lives, but I knew that her spirit would live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.
As I drove away, I said a silent prayer for Hajiya Yalwa’s soul and for the comfort and healing of her family. May they find solace in the memories of her love and may they be strengthened by the support of those who care for them. Katsina had been a place of mourning and remembrance that day, but it had also been a place of love and unity, a testament to the enduring power of family and community in times of sorrow.
