DEPUTY GOVERNOR CONDOLED WITH THE PEOPLE ALLE-KWARA OF LAILABA VILLAGE

The Deputy Governor of Kebbi State, Senator Umar Abubakar Tafidan Kabi, has condoled the people of  Alle-kwara village in Lailaba district of Argungu Local government over the death and injuries recorded from the recent thunder storm that hits the village.
At least  3 people died and six (6) injured from the incident. The injured are recieving treatment in the hospital.


The Deputy Governor  visited the Village in order to condole with the family and relatives of the victims. He also provided financial support of three million five hundred thousand naira (N3,500,000) to the families of those who lost their lives and those that are recieving medical treatment.


Yahaya Danjada Arg.
SSA NEW MEDIA

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