ABBA KYARI: National president GBASAN Sent His Condolences message



Late(chief of staff to the president)
Abba Kyari

The president of Gbagyi student associationof Nigeria (GBASAN) sent his condolences message to the family of late Abba Kyari ( chief of staff to the president)

Comrd. Gadaga Habakkuk said " It's really a sad news today wake up this morning and the first news was ur dead, i have always pray that like the others recovery i await to hear that you also recover. But revised was the case, we believe God has his reasons and we can't ask him why. Every living soul shall test death." 




     Gadaga said "May I on behalf of the entire of the executive, members and stakeholders of the GBAGYI students association of Nigeria (GBASAN) condole with president Muhammadu Buhari,family of mallam Abba Kyari and the entire Nigerians of the death of the late(chief of staff to the president)


Gadaga said As the prayer for his burial have been said 





Its my Ernest prayers that his soul rest with Allah" 

Rest in peace leader 




Comrd. Gadaga urge everyone to be responsible by staying at home and maintaining social distance, using of alcohol base hand sanitizer to avoid this deadly virus.

Gadaga Habakkuk Adamu

National president GBASAN

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