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Tragic Jos School Building Collapse: Obi disheartened, Mourns

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The Labour Party Presidential Candidate in the 2023 general election, Peter Obi has described as disheartening the tragic incident of the collapse of a school building in Jos, Plateau state.

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Obi writing on his X handle at the weekend regretted the death and injury at the unfortunate incident.

“I am disheartened by the heartbreaking reports of the unfortunate collapse of a school building in Busa Buji village, Jos, Plateau State, today, which has left at least 16 of our children dead, and many others, including teachers, trapped under the rubble.

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“The incident occurred while the school was in session and students were writing their exams.

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“I can only imagine the trauma of these young ones, sadly, witnessing such a tragic occurrence, and even their parents, who are undoubtedly worried about the safety of the children.

“I understand that rescue operations began in full swing. I thank various organisations, including the FRSC, NEMA, Red Cross, Army, Police, and many other individuals helping out with the safe rescue of our children and their teachers.

“I sympathise with the Government and People of Plateau State, the management, staff, and students of the school, and the families of all the victims affected. I do call on the government to carry out deep investigations into this tragic incident to unravel the cause and help prevent further occurrences around the country.

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“My sincere prayers are with the remaining trapped children and teachers for their safe rescue.

“May God grant eternal rest to the dead, give their families the fortitude to bear the painful loss, and grant quick recovery to the injured.”

The Plateau State Government has confirmed 22 deaths from the very tragic incident.


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