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“What affects one affects the other” emir of lafia laments

By Abel Leonard,lafia

Emir of Lafia Justice Sidi Mohammed Bage (rtd) says Benue and Nasarawa are good brothers and neighbours, with great affections for each other adding that what affects one affects the other.

According to reports, the Emir of Lafia stated this when he paid a condolence visit to Governor Samuel Ortom over the death of two Benue second class traditional rulers, Chief Ivoko Unnongo and Chief Sule Abenga, wife of Tor Lobi, Mrs. Christy Anagende, elder statesman, Alhaji Abubakar Tsav and younger sister of the governor, Miss Doose Ortom.

He said both states share good and bad times together, mentioning the both states are neighbours, friends and good brothers.

“We are here to pass our sincere condolences to you and the people of the state over the loss.

“One of your traditional rulers in recent event, when we were together, had advocated for a closer relationship among traditional rulers in Benue and Nasarawa states.

“His death to us came as a rude shock as he was in the front in working for peace of his people and neighbours. He was a good man and a good ruler of his people and a father,” he said.

On his part, governor of Benue State Samuel Ortom commended his Nasarawa state colleague Abdullahi Sule, and the emir for the effort they are making to bring peace between the both states.

He said that Sule had always shown the spirit of brotherliness at several level saying he is a man of his words.

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