By Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo

KADUNA — Apostle Dr. Emmanuel Nuhu Kure, former National Secretary of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) and immediate past Chairman of the Southern Kaduna Christian Leaders Association (SKCLA), has expressed deep sympathy with the people of Kwara State following a tragic incident that claimed several lives and left families in mourning.

In a condolence message released to journalists, Apostle Kure described the tragedy as “heartbreaking and deeply distressing,” extending his condolences to the traditional ruler, Islamic clerics, and the entire affected community.

“The pain, fear, and anguish experienced by the victims and their leaders can only be imagined,” he said. “We in Southern Kaduna have walked a similar path, and for the grace of God, the story could have been worse. Our hearts go out to the king, the Imams, and the entire community during this very difficult time.”

Apostle Kure, also the Vision Pioneer of Throne Room Trust Ministry, Kafanchan, prayed for divine comfort for bereaved families and quick healing for those affected.

He urged Nigerians to embrace unity, restraint, and prayers across religious and ethnic lines, stressing the need for collective resolve in moments of national sorrow. The cleric also called on authorities to intensify efforts to safeguard lives and property, emphasizing that the sanctity of human life must remain paramount.

“Only a united and compassionate society can overcome recurring violence and restore hope to grieving communities,” he added.