Islamic Leaders Offer Prayers for 37 Miners' Deaths in Niger
The Forum of Islamic Religious Leaders in Niger State visited Governor Umaru Bago to convey their condolences regarding the tragic death of 37 miners who died while in the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC). The delegation was led by the Director General of Religious Affairs, Malam Umar Farooq, and included representatives from various Islamic organizations such as the Imams Forum, JIBWIS Kaduna, Darul Tijjaniyya, JIBWIS Jos, FOMWAN, MSSN, Ansarudeen, and the Islamiyya Forum.
During the visit, the religious leaders offered special prayers for the souls of the deceased, their families, and for the wellbeing of Niger State. Governor Bago responded by providing further clarification on the incident and urged the religious leaders to continue their prayers for peace and security in the state.
The delegation prayed for Allah to forgive the deceased, grant them Aljannatul Firdaus, and guide the state through this challenging period.
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