Katsina Gov Radda mourns Niger flood victims, condoles families
Katsina State Governor, Dikko Radda, has expressed grief over the flood that ravaged Mokwa and surrounding communities in Niger State. The flood claimed the lives of at least 151 persons, displaced many, and destroyed homes and critical infrastructure, including roads and bridges.
Radda, in a statement on Sunday by his Chief Press Secretary, Ibrahim Kaula Mohammed, commiserated with the Niger State Government as well as the families of the flood victims. “The news of the Mokwa flood disaster deeply grieves us all. Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected by this unfortunate incident,” stated Governor Radda.
To the governor, “natural disasters is a reminder of our shared vulnerability and the importance of standing together during times of crisis.” He stated that Katsina stands in complete solidarity with her Niger State brothers and sisters during this difficult period. The governor stressed the need for enhanced flood management systems and disaster preparedness measures across northern Nigeria, particularly as the rainy season intensifies.
Radda offers fervent prayers for the souls of the departed, asking Almighty Allah to forgive their shortcomings and grant them Aljannatul Firdaos. The governor also prayed for Allah’s divine comfort and strength for the bereaved families as they cope with their irreplaceable losses.
“I pray for Allah’s protection over all Nigerian communities against future natural disasters and calamities,” the governor concluded.
