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Maritime Workers Commiserate With Bello Koko Over Father’s Demise

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The Maritime Workers Union of (MWUN) under the leadership of Comrade Adewale Adeyanju, has commiserated with the Managing Director of Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) Prince Mohammed Bello Koko over the recent death of his father, Alhaji Muhammad Koko, the Emir of Koko in Kebbi state.
This was contained in a statement signed by
Head of Media, MWUN,Comrade John Kennedy Ikemefuna on Thursday in Lagos.

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“We as a Union in the maritime sector, is deeply pained over the sad occurrence and fervently pray that the Almighty Allah in his Infinite mercy grant him eternal rest; and to the  family he left behind, give them the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.
“The entire executives of the Union recognise the brilliant and dynamic leadership roles of the Emir in the development of Koko while alive; hence, the royalty of  Kebbi traditional council and the entirety of Koko people will equally miss the virtues of the late Emir.
“On this note,we pray that the late Emir’s soul, Muhammad Koko finds rest in the bossom of the Almighty Allah, Ameen”,the statement expressed.
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