Governor Bago mourns Katcha LG chairman killed in crash
Governor Mohammed Bago has expressed deep sorrow over the death of Danlami Saku, the Chairman of Katcha LGA, who lost his life in a motor accident near Kwakuti on the Minna-Suleja road.
In a statement by his chief press secretary, Bologi Ibrahim, the governor described Mr Saku’s passing as heartbreaking, noting that it serves as a stark reminder that all creatures come from Allah and will return to Him at the appointed time.
Mr Bago commiserated with the family of the deceased, the people of Katcha local government area, and the entire state over the loss.
(NAN)
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