Da’wah front of Nigeria commiserates with Ibadan bomb blast victims

A police officer looks on at the scene of an explosion in the Bodija area in Ibadan on January 16, 2024. A huge blast in southwestern Nigerian city Ibadan left at least two people dead and scores injured, authorities said on January 16, 2024, blaming it on explosives stored by artisanal miners. (Photo by Samuel Alabi / AFP)

The Da’wah Front of Nigeria (DFN) has sent its deepest condolences and sympathies to victims of the recent tragic bomb blast in Ibadan (Bodija), Oyo State.

A statement signed by its National Missioner and National Coordinator, Prof. Imaam Taofiq AbdulAzeez and AbdulGafaar Musliudeen, respectively reads: “We extend our deepest condolences and heart-felt sympathies to you and the entire community of Oyo State in the wake of the devastating bomb blast that occurred in the area of Bodija, Ibadan. It is with great sorrow that we address you during this difficult time, and our thoughts and prayers are with all those affected by this tragedy.

“The impact of such an unfortunate event is immeasurable, and we share in the pains and grief that have befallen our community. We stand in solidarity with you, as you navigate through these trying times, and we offer our unwavering support to those directly affected by the blast.”

“We express our gratitude to the emergency responders, health care professionals, and all those involved in providing assistance and comfort to the affected individuals. Your bravery and selflessness during this crisis are commendable.

“As we mourn the lives lost and support those who are injured or suffering, let us channel our collective strength towards healing and rebuilding, and fostering a community that stands united against such acts of violence. We request government to investigate the incident, mete out appropriate sanctions to all the culprits and put in necessary strategies to forestall such incident in future.

“May the Mighty Hand of Allaah carry you through these dark times, and may the memories of those lost be a source of inspiration for a brighter and more resilient future…”

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