"Not The Kind of News We Want": Tornado Hits Labour Party as Death Claims National Vice Chair
- Comrade Adi Shirsha Adi, the national vice chairman of the Labour Party for north-central, has been reported dead
- Adi, in a statement the party released on Thursday, November 10, died on Wednesday, November 9, after a brief illness at the age of 61
- The late party bigwig was described as one who contributed a lot to the growth of the Labour Party while alive
The Labour Party (LP) is in deep pain over the death of its national vice chairman (North Central), Comrade Adi Shirsha Adi.
In a statement released on Thursday, November 10, by the LP's national publicity secretary, Olufemi Arabambi, it was disclosed that Adi died on Wednesday, November 9, at the age of 61 after a brief illness, Vanguard reports.
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Adi, in the statement, was said to have contributed immensely to the growth of the party, which makes his death a great shock and lock to the political platform.
The party categorically lamented that Adi's death is not the kind of news it wants to publish at this or any other time.
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The statement read in part:
“The party expressed deep regret over the death of Comrade Adi Shirsha Adi, describing him as a dedicated and committed man, who contributed immensely to the growth of the party in the zone and urged the bereaved family to bear the loss with fortitude.
"...this is not the kind of news we are expecting to broadcast. But as believers, we cannot question God, He knows best."
“As believers, we have no option but to thank God for his life. And as a party, we will continue to forge ahead in the philosophy he was yearning for.”
Big blow for Labour Party as Peter Obi’s strong ally dies in ghastly motor accident
Labour Party flag bearer, Peter Obi was in grief following the tragic death of Mallam Lawal Garba, the party's zonal chairman in Kaduna state.
Garba died in an auto-crash along the Kaduna-Zaria road while on his way back from the party's activity in the state capital on Monday, October 17.
In a statement signed by the chief spokesman of the Labour Party Presidential Campaign, Dr Yunusa Tanko, in Abuja, on Tuesday, Obi said, he was saddened by the news of the sudden death of Mallam Lawal Garba.
Source: Legit.ng
