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Buhari mourns ex-Personal Secretary, Baba Marafa
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President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed sadness over the death of his former Personal Secretary at the Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF), Mohammed Baba Marafa.
In a condolence message issued by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Malam Garba Shehu, on Thursday in Abuja, the president said:
“I’m personally devastated by the death of Mohammed Baba Marafa who had served as my Secretary at the PTF and I am proud of his record of dedication, hard work and loyalty.
”The late Marafa did his job with great passion and zeal, and these are qualities that earn a subordinate the respect and trust of his boss.”
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An unspecified number of players and officials of Akwa United yesterday sustained injuries after an accident on their way to Kaduna for a Nigeria Professional Football League fixture against Jigawa Golden Stars.
The accident happened along Ezionye highway in Enugu yesterday morning ahead of their match at the Ahmadu Bello Stadium on Sunday.
“We have been involved in an accident along Ezionye Express road in Enugu on our way to Kaduna for our NPFL Match-day 15 game against Jigawa Golden Stars. Players and officials have sustained injuries. One player and two officials have been taken to the hospital,” a club statement read.
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