The Bayelsa State Government has joined other Nigerians to mourn the Kaduna State Governor, Dr. Patrick Yakowa and the Former National Security Adviser (NSA), Gen. Andrew Azazi.
Yesterday was obviously a sad day for the people of Nigeria, it was a day that started out like every other day, but mid-way, it became a black day, a black Saturday. It was yet another crash that took everyone by surprise . Death played a fast one on the victims. *Sad*.
In a press statement signed by the Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Hon. Markson Fefegha.........
"The Bayelsa State Government also wish to condole with the family of the immediate past National Security Adviser and Chairman of Bayelsa State Post Flood Management Committee, Gen. Andrew Oweye Azazi, who was among the passengers on board, in the ill-fated helicopter crash.
Our heartfelt condolence also goes to the families of the personal security aides to both Chief Yakowa and Gen. Azazi, as well as the pilots of the helicopter.
The vacuum created by the demise of these notable personalities will be difficult to fill, noting their contributions to the growth of, not only their respective States, but the Country as a whole."
Yesterday was obviously a sad day for the people of Nigeria, it was a day that started out like every other day, but mid-way, it became a black day, a black Saturday. It was yet another crash that took everyone by surprise . Death played a fast one on the victims. *Sad*.
In a press statement signed by the Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Hon. Markson Fefegha.........
"The Bayelsa State Government also wish to condole with the family of the immediate past National Security Adviser and Chairman of Bayelsa State Post Flood Management Committee, Gen. Andrew Oweye Azazi, who was among the passengers on board, in the ill-fated helicopter crash.
Our heartfelt condolence also goes to the families of the personal security aides to both Chief Yakowa and Gen. Azazi, as well as the pilots of the helicopter.
The vacuum created by the demise of these notable personalities will be difficult to fill, noting their contributions to the growth of, not only their respective States, but the Country as a whole."
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