Senate President Visits Bello Over Mother’s Death, Says She Lived Fruitful Life
Nigeria’s Senate President, Senator Ahmed Lawan on Monday paid a condolence visit to Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello at his country home in Okene to commiserate with the family over the demise of his mother, Hajia Hauwau Bello.
The Senate president while condoling the governor said the family’s matriarch lived a very fruitful life which was reflected in the quality of children she produced. Lawan noted that her legacies of peace and unity would continued to be sustained.
He emphasized that prayers should continually be offered for the repose of the soul of the late matriarch, noting that there was nothing as good as praying for the soul of the departed.
Lawan pointed out that as leaders, it was also important to in such moments pray for the country, adding that the current challenges the country was faced with could be surmounted through prayers.
The Senate President noted that Nigerians deserved to be thanked for their continued understanding and supports, promising that the legislative arm would continue to work with the state government in ensuring security of lives and properties.
Lawan commended Governor Bello for his efforts in the sustenance of peace and security for people of the state. He said while he was on his way to Okene, he shared the story of the level of insecurity that Okene was known for before the coming of Bello, noting that the achievements of the governor in the area of peace remained unparalleled.
He acknowledged that the state had an excellent representation at the Senate chamber as the three senators from Kogi state according to him, have shown unity and have also worked with the National Assembly’s leadership towards securing beneficial ends for their state.
In his response, the Governor on behalf of the family thanked the Senate President for finding time out of his tight schedules to identify with him at the moment of griefs.
He described the passage of his mother as more of celebration having lived a well spent life.
The governor also expressed appreciation to the leadership of the National Assembly for its show of love and friendliness, noting that their mother lived a virtuous and pious life and that she was someone who loved not just her children but every children.
Governor Bello pointed out that as the mother’s last child, his coming into this world through his mother was miraculous noting that she gave birth to him when she was too old, at a time nobody ever expected her to give birth anymore.
According to the Governor, her prayers while he was growing was that he would someday be a leader not only in the state and but even in the North at large.
The Governor noted that his strive and agenda for unity and peaceful co-existence amongst all tribes in the state were being driven by the charge and instructions of his mother when he became governor in his first term.
He narrated that before her demise, she charged him to ensure the safety of lives and properties of the people of the state.
This charge from her mother, Bello pointed out was as a result of her experience at the hands of kidnappers in 2014 where she was kept in a cave for 93 days.
Governor Bello promised that he would continue to ensure the security and safety of the people and their properties are guaranteed within the best of his abilities. He expressed confidence in the competence of those charged with the duties of security in the state.
The Senate president while condoling the governor said the family’s matriarch lived a very fruitful life which was reflected in the quality of children she produced. Lawan noted that her legacies of peace and unity would continued to be sustained.
He emphasized that prayers should continually be offered for the repose of the soul of the late matriarch, noting that there was nothing as good as praying for the soul of the departed.
Lawan pointed out that as leaders, it was also important to in such moments pray for the country, adding that the current challenges the country was faced with could be surmounted through prayers.
The Senate President noted that Nigerians deserved to be thanked for their continued understanding and supports, promising that the legislative arm would continue to work with the state government in ensuring security of lives and properties.
Lawan commended Governor Bello for his efforts in the sustenance of peace and security for people of the state. He said while he was on his way to Okene, he shared the story of the level of insecurity that Okene was known for before the coming of Bello, noting that the achievements of the governor in the area of peace remained unparalleled.
He acknowledged that the state had an excellent representation at the Senate chamber as the three senators from Kogi state according to him, have shown unity and have also worked with the National Assembly’s leadership towards securing beneficial ends for their state.
In his response, the Governor on behalf of the family thanked the Senate President for finding time out of his tight schedules to identify with him at the moment of griefs.
He described the passage of his mother as more of celebration having lived a well spent life.
The governor also expressed appreciation to the leadership of the National Assembly for its show of love and friendliness, noting that their mother lived a virtuous and pious life and that she was someone who loved not just her children but every children.
Governor Bello pointed out that as the mother’s last child, his coming into this world through his mother was miraculous noting that she gave birth to him when she was too old, at a time nobody ever expected her to give birth anymore.
According to the Governor, her prayers while he was growing was that he would someday be a leader not only in the state and but even in the North at large.
The Governor noted that his strive and agenda for unity and peaceful co-existence amongst all tribes in the state were being driven by the charge and instructions of his mother when he became governor in his first term.
He narrated that before her demise, she charged him to ensure the safety of lives and properties of the people of the state.
This charge from her mother, Bello pointed out was as a result of her experience at the hands of kidnappers in 2014 where she was kept in a cave for 93 days.
Governor Bello promised that he would continue to ensure the security and safety of the people and their properties are guaranteed within the best of his abilities. He expressed confidence in the competence of those charged with the duties of security in the state.
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