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In a show of solidarity and compassion, the Honourable Minister of State for Defence, H.E. Dr. Bello Muhammed Matawalle, MON, visited the residence of the APC National Chairman, H.E. Umar Abdullahi Ganduje, OFR, in Abuja. The purpose of the visit was to offer his heartfelt condolences to Ganduje and his family on the recent passing of his mother-in-law, Hajiya Asiya Muhammad.
The Minister arrived at Ganduje’s residence with a somber expression, showing his respect for the grieving family. As he entered the home, he was greeted by members of the family who were visibly emotional over their loss. The atmosphere was heavy with sadness, but the Minister’s presence brought a sense of comfort and support to the grieving family.
During his visit, Dr. Matawalle expressed his deepest sympathies to Ganduje and his family, offering words of solace and encouragement during this difficult time. He shared memories of the deceased and spoke of her kindness and generosity, highlighting the impact she had on those around her.
Ganduje, visibly touched by the Minister’s visit, thanked him for his kind words and gestures of support. He expressed his gratitude for the outpouring of love and condolences he had received from friends, colleagues, and well-wishers during this challenging period.
As the Minister prepared to leave, he offered a prayer for the soul of the departed, asking for peace and comfort to be granted to the family in their time of mourning. He assured Ganduje that he and his family would remain in his thoughts and prayers in the days ahead.
The visit of the Honourable Minister of State for Defence, H.E. Dr. Bello Muhammed Matawalle, MON, served as a poignant reminder of the importance of compassion and empathy in times of loss. His gesture of solidarity with Ganduje and his family showcased the strength of unity and support within the political community.
As the news of Hajiya Asiya Muhammad’s passing continues to circulate, it is evident that she was a beloved figure who touched the lives of many. Her memory will live on in the hearts of those who knew her, and her legacy of kindness and grace will be cherished for years to come.
In conclusion, the visit of Dr. Matawalle to Ganduje’s residence was a powerful display of humanity and solidarity in the face of grief. It serves as a reminder that even in the midst of political differences, we can come together to offer support and comfort to those in need. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Ganduje family during this challenging time.