Bauchi First Lady pays condolence visits to bereaved families, calls for acceptance of Divine Will

The Wife of the Bauchi State Governor, Dr. Aisha Bala Muhammad, has paid condolence visits to families who recently lost loved ones in Bauchi metropolis, urging them to accept their losses as the will of Allah.

During a visit to the family of the late Mrs. Jemimah Kiriya Karibo, the First Lady described the deceased as a peaceful and kind-hearted individual who lived harmoniously with others.

Dr. Aisha Bala Muhammad urged the family to remain patient, stressing that death is inevitable and ordained by Allah.

She prayed for strength and courage for the deceased’s husband to continue caring for the family.

Responding on behalf of the family, Barrister Musa expressed appreciation to the First Lady for her support and prayed for divine reward for her and her husband.

Late Mrs. Jemimah Kiriya Karibo died at the age of 50 and is survived by her husband, two children, and other relatives.

In a related development, the First Lady also condoled with the family of the Chairman of the Bauchi State Board of Internal Revenue, Alhaji Usman Mu’azu, following the death of his mother in Kofar Dumi, Bauchi.

During the visit, Dr. Aisha Bala Muhammad prayed for the forgiveness of the deceased and her admission into Jannatul Firdaus.

She reminded the family that every soul shall taste death and encouraged them to accept the loss as a divine decree.

Receiving the delegation on behalf of the family, the Commissioner for Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management, Hajiya Hajara Yakubu Wanka, thanked the First Lady for her concern and continued support, praying that Allah reward her abundantly.

The deceased, Hajiya Khadeeja, died at the age of 98 and was buried in accordance with Islamic rites.