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Joy turns to unimaginable tragedy: Shettima mourns victims of Borno varsity graduation accident

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…pledges the government’s support for families

Vice President Kashim Shettima has expressed deep grief over the tragic road accident in Maiduguri that claimed the lives of young graduates from the Borno State University and left many others injured.

In a condolence message, VP Shettima regretted that a moment of achievement and joy had turned into an unimaginable tragedy.

In a statement on Thursday by Mr. Stanley Nkwocha, Senior Special Assistant on Media and Communications, Shettima described the loss of the young graduates as not just a loss for their families, but also for Borno State and the nation.

“To the students recovering from injuries, I wish you a swift and full recovery. Be assured that the Federal Government and the Borno State Government will provide you with all the needed support,” he said.

“We stand with you during this difficult time. The government will extend all possible support to ease your burden and honour the memory of these exceptional young individuals. May Almighty Allah grant their souls eternal rest.”

He noted that the graduates embodied hope, promise, and aspirations of a brighter future, and their untimely departure leaves an irreplaceable void.

The vice president extended his heartfelt condolences to the grieving families and wished the students recovering from injuries a swift and full recovery.

He assured them that the Federal Government and the Borno State Government will provide all the necessary support.

Shettima also promised that the government will extend all possible support to ease the burden of the families and honour the memory of the victims.
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