“So we ask Nigerians who seem to have lost hope not to lose hope. But to have patience and persevere,” said CAN.
The family announced the funeral arrangement in a statement.
According to him, since the seminar’s inception in 2004, the collaboration has become a vital platform for dialogue and mutual understanding.
We need help from God; your income and expertise are not enough for what I see ahead for Nigeria,” he said.
“Forgiveness breeds mutual respect.’’
The council also emphasised the need for Tinubu to ensure equitable distribution of the national resources.
Over 400 corpses, which included children, were later dug up from the grave sites in Shakahola, located about a two-hour drive west of Malindi.
“We accepted his death with mixed feelings. We never wanted him to go, yet we never wanted him to remain in that terrible condition of sickness,” said the minister.
“Remember us in your prayers, day and night,” said the Abia governor.
Mr Akpabio said the sacrifices being made by the military would not be in vain.
