By Emmanuel Kwada
In a heartfelt display of empathy, the Honourable Minister of Women Affairs, Imaan Suleiman, has commiserated with the victims of the devastating fire outbreak that ravaged the New Modern Market in Lafia, Nasarawa State. The inferno, which destroyed goods worth millions of naira, has left many traders and residents in a state of distress.
In a press statement issued in Abuja on Sunday, Minister Suleiman described the incident as a “painful reminder of the vulnerability of Nasarawa communities to unforeseen tragedies”. She urged the government, private sector, and well-meaning Nigerians to join hands in rebuilding the market and restoring hope to the affected traders.
As a proud daughter of Nasarawa State, Minister Suleiman shared in the grief of the victims, acknowledging the tragic loss of livelihoods and properties caused by the fire. She commended the efforts of emergency responders, security agencies, and volunteers who worked tirelessly to control the fire and assist affected individuals.
Painful reminder of the vulnerability of Nasarawa communities to unforeseen tragedies
Minister Suleiman also called for a comprehensive investigation into the incident to ensure that measures are put in place to prevent future occurrences. She pledged her commitment to collaborating with relevant stakeholders to provide relief and rehabilitation for women entrepreneurs and other individuals affected by the fire.
The Minister’s words of comfort and reassurance were a beacon of hope for the victims of the fire outbreak. Her commitment to advancing the welfare of women and communities across Nigeria is a testament to her dedication to serving the nation.
As the people of Nasarawa State begin the process of rebuilding and recovery, Minister Suleiman’s message of solidarity and support serves as a reminder that they are not alone in their time of need.
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