The Gongola Peoples Forum (GPF) has expressed deep sorrow over the devastating flood disaster that recently struck parts of Adamawa State, particularly the Shagari Low Cost Housing area, where several lives were reportedly lost.
In a press statement signed by its National Chairman, Markus Gundiri, the GPF extended its condolences to Governor Ahmadu Fintiri, the government, and the people of Adamawa State, especially the families affected by the tragedy.
“The Gongola Peoples Forum is deeply saddened by the recent flood disaster in the state, especially in the Shagari Low-Cost Housing area, where lives were lost.
“On behalf of all ethnic nationalities in the state, we extend our heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims and the government for this unfortunate incident,” the statement read.
The forum assured Gov. Fintiri of its full solidarity and support during this difficult period, praying for the souls of the departed and a quick recovery for the affected families.
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The GPF further pledged its commitment to supporting the government’s relief efforts and called on indigenes and friends of the state to unite behind the Fintiri administration to help mitigate the impact of the natural disaster.
“At a time like this, what we all need to do is come together in true affection to lift the spirit of the state and overcome this tragedy,” Gundiri emphasised.
The forum concluded by encouraging affected communities to find strength and solace in God, urging them to remain resilient in the face of adversity.
Flooding in Adamawa State has become a recurring challenge in recent years, often linked to heavy seasonal rains and poor drainage infrastructure.