Petrol Tanker Explosion: FG Condoles with Gov. Bago and People of Niger State!

Reported by David Joshua | Sele Media Africa

The Federal Government of Nigeria has expressed deep condolences to Governor Abubakar Sani Bello of Niger State and the affected communities following the tragic petrol tanker explosion that resulted in numerous casualties. The incident, which occurred recently along a major highway in Niger State, left dozens feared dead and many others injured, prompting emergency responses from security and medical agencies.

In an official statement, the FG commended the prompt efforts of emergency responders and assured continuous support to the state government in managing the aftermath of the disaster. The government also reiterated its commitment to improving road safety and enforcing regulations to prevent such devastating accidents in the future.

Governor Bago and the people of Niger State have been urged to remain resilient, with prayers offered for the speedy recovery of the injured and comfort for the bereaved families.

Sources:

• Channels TV– Coverage on Niger tanker explosion and government response
• Vanguard Nigeria – Reports on FG’s condolence message and safety measu
• Punch Newspapers – Updates on casualties and FG’s intervention following the tanker blast

Sele Media Africa continues to follow this story closely and will provide further updates as they develop.

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