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Senate President sympathizes with family of Yobe fire victims

From Lola Rumide, Abuja

The Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, on Tuesday night, expressed his sorrow over the death of the Yobe fire victims and sympathized with the family for their loss,

The mother and her three daughters died in tragic fire disaster at Red Bricks Quarters on Maiduguri road, Damaturu in Yobe State.

He, however, commended the head of the family who bravely rescued his five-year-old son before escaping from the inferno.

He also condoled with the state government over the tragic incident and asked residents of the state to take precaution to avoid an outbreak of fire disaster in homes and offices, especially whenever there is a power outage.

In all, he prayed for God’s comfort for the bereaved family and for an end to such incidents.

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