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Senators donate N109m to victims of Kaduna drone misfire

Gbemi Banks by Gbemi Banks
December 10, 2023
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Senators on Sunday donated one month’s salaries amounting to N109 million to victims of the Dec. 3 military drone mishap in Tudun Biri, Igabi Local Government Area of Kaduna State.

The military drone operation mistakenly killed 85 civilians gathered for a religious celebration in the community.

Mr Ismail Mudashir, Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to Deputy President of Senate, Sen. Barau Jibrin, announced the donation on Sunday in Abuja.

He stated that Barau announced the donation at the Kaduna State Government House when he led a Senate delegation to commiserate with the state government and the people earlier in the day.

Mudashir quoted Barau as saying the money would be sent to Gov. Uba Sani, who received the delegation, for onward delivery to the victims.

He added that Gov. Sani thanked the senators for their kind gesture.

Mudashir listed the delegation to include the Majority leader, Sen. Micheal Bamidele; the Chief Whip, Sen. Ali Ndume; Minority Leader, Sen. Abba Moro and the Deputy Minority Leader, Sen. Kamorudeen Olalere.

Others were Sen. Abdulhamid Malam-Madori, Sen. Aliyu Bilbis, Sen. Ibrahim Bomoi, Sen. Ibrahim Lamido, Sen. Abdulaziz Yar’Adua, Sen. Victor Umeh, Sen. Muntari Dandutse, Sen. Lawal Usman and Sen. Emmanuel Udende.

Mudashir stated that the senators also visited the Barau Dikko Hospital where survivors of the accident were receiving treatment.

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