Expressing Sorrow: Buhari Mourns Unidentified Sister of Nigeria's SGF
Nigerian President, Buhari, Offers Condolences to Cabinet Secretary, Boss Mustapha, Following the Loss of His Sister
In a surprising expression of grief, the former President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, has shared his condolences over the passing of an unnamed sister of the current Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Boss Mustapha.
As Buhari currently resides in the United Kingdom for his vacation, he reportedly received news of the sister's death following a lengthy illness, causing him great sadness.
Garba Shehu, Buhari's spokesperson, issued a statement on the loss, commending the woman's strength and resilience throughout her illness. The statement reads:
"Former President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed deep sadness over the demise of an unidentified sister of Boss Mustapha, the SGF. The former president, currently on a vacation in the United Kingdom, received the news of the passing following a prolonged illness with sadness.
"He praised her strength and resilience in the period of her sickness, expressing that 'such a loss creates an irreplaceable void in the hearts of her family and all those who knew her.'"
The statement further emphasized the warmth and kindness she was known for, which would remain in the hearts of her loved ones. The message concludes with sympathy for the family, wishing them the strength to endure this grievous loss.
This notice comes after various recent events, including:
- As the news of Boss Mustapha's sister's passing spreads, the current political landscape in Nigeria is marked by a poignant moment, with former President Muhammadu Buhari expressing sadness over the loss.
- Amidst the ongoing policy-and-legislation discourses and general news, Tinubu commended Buhari's dedication to nation-building, expressing regrets over his absence during a recent event in Katsina.
- Meanwhile, rumors of the CPC bloc planning to leave the APC sparked discussions, with Governor Sule stating that they had earlier informed Buhari that he was not going anywhere.
- In the realm of politics, Baba-Ahmed criticized Buhari's tenure as the worst in Nigeria's history, contrasting it with the administration of former President Jonathan.
- Elsewhere, photographs of the former EFCC chairman, Bawa, visiting Buhari in London caused a stir among observers.
- Simultaneously, a sobering general news story emerged in the form of the shooting death of a Nigerian doctor in Benin, adding yet another layer of concern to an already complex political landscape in naija.
