Dear People of Keana,
As Abubakar Abdul Giza, the Ciroman Giza, I am deeply heartbroken by the recent crisis that has befallen our cherished Keana Local Government Area.
The violent conflict between the Alago and Tiv communities, which has led to the tragic loss of precious lives, has left an indelible mark on all our hearts. This situation is deeply sympathetic and calls for our collective empathy and action.
The sorrow and grief that have enveloped our community are unimaginable. Families have been torn apart, and the pain of losing loved ones is a burden no one should bear.
To the families who are mourning, please accept my heartfelt condolences. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this incredibly challenging time.
May you find strength and solace in the memories of those you have lost, and may their souls rest in perfect peace.
Keana has always been a beacon of cultural diversity and unity. This crisis threatens to unravel the very fabric of our community.
Now, more than ever, we must come together, transcending our differences, to heal and rebuild. It is in our unity that we will find the strength to overcome this adversity.
To every member of our community, let us stand together in solidarity. Let us be each other's keepers, offering support, compassion, and understanding.
This is a time to foster dialogue, to listen to each other, and to work towards reconciliation.
Peace and harmony must be our collective goal.
I implore the local authorities, community leaders, and all stakeholders to intensify their efforts in restoring peace and ensuring the safety and security of every resident of Keana.
It is essential that we address the root causes of this conflict, promote justice, and create an environment where everyone can live in harmony.
May we be guided by wisdom and compassion as we navigate through this dark period.
My deepest sympathies are with all those affected by this crisis. Together, we can emerge stronger and more united, reaffirming our commitment to peace and mutual respect.
With profound sympathy,
Abubakar Abdul Giza
(Ciroman Giza).
